Which Distro is better for someone new to Linux

>>57186117
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

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Some flavour of Ubuntu or Fedora

trisquel

Install gentoo

>>57186117
You can already use most distros apart from the package / configuration management, because the rest of your expected usage is kinda the same as on Windows,

Anyhow, try Fedora, Ubuntu/Mint, Sabayon or whatever.

Though if you want to get involved enough to actually fix sysadmin problems (is that your job?), maybe LFS, Slackware or Gentoo would be useful.

>>57186117
arch or gentoo

>>57186117
Any of the *buntus.

Parrot OS...totally kidding..ubuntu is stabe and has the most support i think

if you do go with Ubuntu, as least use Ubuntu Mate or one of the other variations, Unity is a fucking awful DE

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>>57186117

Jobsworth

>>57186117
Learn one that is easy to install and network with a piss easy package manager to use that will resolve dependencies for you with good documentation, a large community forum and support.
Now be a good slave for your boss.

>>57186300
>implying you cant just uninstall it

>>57186124
>>57186124
You can use it on your servers and your desktops so you don't need to learn new skills later.

Linux Mint 18 isn't a bad shout if you want a change of Desktop Environment but that is very close to ubuntu. Maybe kubuntu as well if you fancy using KDE.

>>57186117
Linux Mint with Cinnamon

>>57186117
Debian, later on arch linux

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