Which Distro i'll learn to use

>>57023358
If you want to learn something, then Arch. If you just want to use muh Linux then Ubuntu.

As for programming languages, I'd say Python is pretty beginner friendly.

>>57023358
Arch

Install gentoo
>he'd even consider being an archfag

>>57023403
Source Mage

>>57023386
Fine then, can you tell me some sites on which i can start?

>>57023403
Oh and just for curiosity, can you tell me the difference between gentoo and arch? as i say im just a starter, but i have time for learning, i just want to know if this distro is the one im looking for

>>57023513
Google it yourself. You're not going to get far if you expect people to spoon-feed you everything.
Good starting points would be the websites/wikis of Arch and Python.

>>57023358
>programming language
C and C++, python is a meme. Otherwise go with Java.
>distro
Ubuntu, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu GNOME or Kubuntu. They have extremely simple setups and are popular enough among Linux newcomers so you can find a solution for any problem you encounter. Alternatives to *buntu are Mint, ZorinOS and Elementary, which are based on Ubuntu but have different DEs.
Don't go for Arch unless you know what you're doing, instead consider manjaro or another simpler arch distro.

>>57023520
>gentoo
>have to compile it first and then install it from scratch
>arch
>have to install it from scratch

>>57023548
Nice to hear, let's say i want to go into some fields not exactly conventional. I'm speaking for information security, are C and C++ still the right languages?

>>57023540
I know i know, the wikis are the obviously point to start, but i thought some of you guys maybe knows some other nice sites for tips or whatever. Sorry for all the requests, i just want to find the right road for learning