Welcome everyone I'm back with another blog and today I'll share my words about what is good for you if you don't want to use Windows and Macbook is out of your reach.
Now, I am no one to say what to choose and what not but I think my advice can help you to choose the best. Well let's start with students, for students my recommendation is Ubuntu, Ubuntu Mate, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, Manjaro, Pop OS and Elementary OS. If you have a low-end device then my advice is to go with Ubuntu Mate.
Now here all the distributions above are based on Ubuntu except for Manjaro which is based on Arch. I must say Manjaro is a great distribution as it is clean, fast and have everything one needs. However for students studying Computer Science I'll recommend Pop OS. Also I'm excluding MX Linux from the list because we can't install g++ in it and that's a big problem for students as they can't do the C and C++ programming.
Now, What if you have a PC or laptop which is as old as dinosaurs? Is there any distribution for you?
The answer is yes, there are many distributions for specifically old hardware. Great distributions like Puppy Linux, Tiny Core, Lubuntu, LXLE, Linux Lite, Peppermint OS, Bodhi Linux(DON'T GO WITH IT UNTIL IT'S YOUR LAST OPTION) are one of my top picks besides this beautiful distributions like Zorin lite, Manjaro and MX Linux(THE FIRST RANKER IN THE DISTROWATCH, BY THE CHOOSE EIT IF YOU DON'T USE C++ OR C PROGRAMMING) also make there position in my list.
If you want new and updated applications in your old hardware go for Manjaro.
If you want better looks and speed at the same time and want to revive your damn old dying box then go for Zorin lite, MX Linux and Peppermint OS, also consider LXLE(FOR THE WALLPAPERS) and Puppy Linux.
Now, we talked about students and some old guns but if you are a gamer? A hardcore gamer then my first question is What the hell are you doing here? And if you want to try some Linux Gaming then you are not disappointed here. You can use Ubuntu(WHICH IS SUPPORTED BY STEAM OS AND PLAY ON LINUX OFFICIALLY) also you can choose STEAM OS.
Now what if you are not a gamer, student or don't have an old hardware and you are an office guy? Well the question is, "Can't you afford a Windows Product Key or a Macbook?" If the answer is no and you want something new then the question is, "Is Linux any good in this?" The answer is yes. You have a number of options like Ubuntu, KDE Plasma, Debian, OpenSUSE and Linux Mint. These five linux distributions are just perfect.
What if a Windows user is using Linux for the first time and he wants a home like experience here?
Yes you can get it, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, Kubuntu, ChaletOS (looks like WINDOWS LOST BROTHER) are your options and you can check any one of them for your Linux-friendly amd Windows-like experience.
What Linux Distribution I use besides Windows OS?
I use the BackBox OS(Basically Ubuntu + Hacking Tools) I also had options like Kali, Black Arch or Parrot OS but this one is light, fast and have enough tools for me. I've suggested you with the best of distributions available there but now also there's a scary possibility.
WHAT IF ON THIS GREEN AND BLUE EARTH A MAC USER CHOOSE A LINUX?
Well, the answer is yes there is a distribution for Mac users, it's the Elementary OS! The most beautiful OS (Except for Zorin OS and Pop OS which are more like Windows.)
If you want to use Elementary OS then my recommendation is a low-end device like mine and a SSD (THIS IS A MUST!)
Now, I am no one to say what to choose and what not but I think my advice can help you to choose the best. Well let's start with students, for students my recommendation is Ubuntu, Ubuntu Mate, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, Manjaro, Pop OS and Elementary OS. If you have a low-end device then my advice is to go with Ubuntu Mate.
Now here all the distributions above are based on Ubuntu except for Manjaro which is based on Arch. I must say Manjaro is a great distribution as it is clean, fast and have everything one needs. However for students studying Computer Science I'll recommend Pop OS. Also I'm excluding MX Linux from the list because we can't install g++ in it and that's a big problem for students as they can't do the C and C++ programming.
Now, What if you have a PC or laptop which is as old as dinosaurs? Is there any distribution for you?
The answer is yes, there are many distributions for specifically old hardware. Great distributions like Puppy Linux, Tiny Core, Lubuntu, LXLE, Linux Lite, Peppermint OS, Bodhi Linux(DON'T GO WITH IT UNTIL IT'S YOUR LAST OPTION) are one of my top picks besides this beautiful distributions like Zorin lite, Manjaro and MX Linux(THE FIRST RANKER IN THE DISTROWATCH, BY THE CHOOSE EIT IF YOU DON'T USE C++ OR C PROGRAMMING) also make there position in my list.
If you want new and updated applications in your old hardware go for Manjaro.
If you want better looks and speed at the same time and want to revive your damn old dying box then go for Zorin lite, MX Linux and Peppermint OS, also consider LXLE(FOR THE WALLPAPERS) and Puppy Linux.
Now, we talked about students and some old guns but if you are a gamer? A hardcore gamer then my first question is What the hell are you doing here? And if you want to try some Linux Gaming then you are not disappointed here. You can use Ubuntu(WHICH IS SUPPORTED BY STEAM OS AND PLAY ON LINUX OFFICIALLY) also you can choose STEAM OS.
Now what if you are not a gamer, student or don't have an old hardware and you are an office guy? Well the question is, "Can't you afford a Windows Product Key or a Macbook?" If the answer is no and you want something new then the question is, "Is Linux any good in this?" The answer is yes. You have a number of options like Ubuntu, KDE Plasma, Debian, OpenSUSE and Linux Mint. These five linux distributions are just perfect.
What if a Windows user is using Linux for the first time and he wants a home like experience here?
Yes you can get it, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, Kubuntu, ChaletOS (looks like WINDOWS LOST BROTHER) are your options and you can check any one of them for your Linux-friendly amd Windows-like experience.
What Linux Distribution I use besides Windows OS?
I use the BackBox OS(Basically Ubuntu + Hacking Tools) I also had options like Kali, Black Arch or Parrot OS but this one is light, fast and have enough tools for me. I've suggested you with the best of distributions available there but now also there's a scary possibility.
WHAT IF ON THIS GREEN AND BLUE EARTH A MAC USER CHOOSE A LINUX?
Well, the answer is yes there is a distribution for Mac users, it's the Elementary OS! The most beautiful OS (Except for Zorin OS and Pop OS which are more like Windows.)
If you want to use Elementary OS then my recommendation is a low-end device like mine and a SSD (THIS IS A MUST!)
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