Distro Guide @ Linux Guide:

Linux is not an OS despite many saying it is. What is it then? Well its a kernel. A kernel handles many things this includes interacting with hardware, memory management, process switching and more. So when you are moving to Linux you will choose have to choose an OS that uses the Linux Kernel. These are called Linux Distributions.

Beginner Linux Distributions:

When starting out with Linux we recommend using any of the following Distros listed below:

• Pop_OS | Click Here (Our top recommendation, if your stuck choose Pop_OS)
• Ubuntu | Click Here
• Linux Mint | Click Here
• Manjaro | Click Here

Intermediate Linux Distributions:

• Gentoo | Click Here
• Fedora | Click Here
• Kali Linux | Click Here

Advance Linux Distributions:

• Arch Linux | Click Here
• Nix OS | Click Here

Conclusion

There are thousands of Linux Distros out there for you to test out. We recommend Pop OS for beginners. And for those who want to dive a bit deeper try Fedora.

• Arch Linux is something for people who are confident and understand Linux and computers. But installing Arch has become easier with install scripts becoming available for the general public.

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If you wish to see a list of Distros we have checked out, Click Here