Programmer The Tutorial: The best Linux distro for beginners

Linux distro for beginners – I know you guys come across this topic many times and its always confusing task for a Linux newbie to choose his first Linux distrubution. In this article we are going to list all best Linux distro for beginners. Actually we are not ranking any Linux distro, but only listing, so its does not matter if your favourite Linux distro come at first place or last.

And I think you all know that trying a Linux distro is very easy. You just need to copy it to a USB drive and boot your computer with it. That means you don’t need to install anything to your computer hard disk. So try all possible Linux distro listed and choose your favourite one and then install it to your PC.

Best Linux distro for beginners

Ubuntu :

First in our list – Ubuntu, which is currently the most popular of the Linux distributions. Ubuntu is the only Linux distro that even non-techies know about. It is built but has a more regular release cycle.
Features :

Ubuntu provides easy and simple installer.
It uses Unity as its default user interface. Unity differs a little from a traditional Windows desktop, but it shouldn’t be too hard to wrap your head around.
With installing Ubuntu, you also get a wide range of software that includes LibreOffice, Firefox, Thunderbird, Transmission, and several lightweight games such as Sudoku and chess. It also installs Flash plug-in and various codecs.
Ubuntu’s popularity means there is a huge amount of software available for it in its software repositories and even in PPAs, if you end up needing something more bleeding-edge.
There’s also a huge amount of documentation available online, so if you run into a problem, you can probably perform a web search and find someone else who’s already had and solved the same issue

Linux Mint :

Linux Mint another popular Linux distro for beginners based on Debian and Ubuntu, so you get the same Ubuntu base system. Linux Mint is often feels more popular among vocal Linux desktop users online. Give Linux Mint a try if you find Linux appealing but you’re not a fan of Ubuntu’s Unity desktop.
Features :

Along with free and open-source software Linux Mint also adds some proprietary software, such as plug-ins and codecs that provide Adobe Flash, MP3, and DVD playback in its default installation.
The default Linux Mint desktop environments, MATE and Cinnamon, support many languages.
Linux Mint can also run many programs designed for Microsoft Windows (such as Microsoft Office), using the Wine Windows compatibility layer software for Linux, or virtualization software, including VMware Workstation and VirtualBox.
Linux Mint actively develops software for its operating system. Most of the development is done in Python and the source code is available on GitHub.

CentOS :

CentOS is the free version of Linux distro for beginners derived from non-free Enterprise version Red Hat Enterprise Linux [RHEL]. CentOS created in the idea to provide a free option for enterprises and other organizations seeking an operating system.
Features :

CentOS runs only the most stable versions of packaged software. This greatly reduces the risk of crashes and errors.
Users who install CentOS also gain access to up to a decade’s worth of enterprise-level security updates – owing to its close link with Red Hat.
CentOS is equipped with a wide array of impressive security features, including an incredibly powerful firewall and the SELinux policy mechanism.

openSUSE :

openSUSE is the free and open-source version of SUSE Linux, made and marketed by the German company of the same name. It’s a straightforward distro, expressly designed to be accessible and easy to use.

Zorin OS :

Zorin OS is an Ubuntu-based Linux distro for beginners with a Windows-like interface and many programs similar to those found in Microsoft’s proprietary OS, it aims to make it easy for Windows users to get the most out of Linux.

Pinguy OS :

Pinguy OS is another Ubuntu-based distribution for x86 and x86-64 based PCs. The ethos of PinguyOS is very simple, to look good, work well and most importantly to be simple to use. PinguyOS is very much designed for people who are new to the Linux world, many people coming from both a Windows or a Mac background will find plenty of familiar features along with some new ones that aren’t available in either Windows or Mac.

Manjaro Linux :

Manjaro, is a Linux distribution, based on Arch Linux. Its one of the user-friendly Linux OS – easy to install and as headache-free as possible, with everything the average non-specialist user could want working straight out of the box.

Elementary OS :

Elementary OS – another best Ubuntu based Linux distro for beginners. We can say Elementary is one of the simplest Ubuntu-based distros available, and as such is a good starting point for beginners. The distro places great emphasis on design, and provides fewer default packages and you need its software management app to install the ones you want.

Solus :

So we are going to wind up our list, and last one is Solus. It is a beginner-friendly desktop Linux distribution . It’s being built entirely from scratch, which is why it has no ‘upstream source’ and its targeting the x86_64 architecture. Solus offers numerous applications to enhance the desktop experience. Some of them are Firefox, Thunderbird, Nautilus file manager application, Rhythmbox Music Player and VLC.

So thats it. Try to Live boot all OSs listed above and then choose rifgt one of your choice, and soon we will publish another article to teach you how to work in Linux operating sytem.

The best Linux distro for beginners

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