Aug 27, 2013 03:55 AM
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Hi Every one 🤝
Currently I'm having Windows 7, With in a month or so I wish to get experience over Linux Operating System.
Basic Computer Specifications:
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Can you suggest me any good flavor? I mostly surf Internet, Use Dev C++ & VPNs, I want something better in look & which could run smooth on my machine :)
Thank you friends :)
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(Aug 27, 2013 04:01 AM)Sʜᴀᴅᴏᴡ Rᴇᴀʟᴍ Wrote: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3686291 Thanks dear Cody :)
I got three good loking Flavours,
Ubuntu
Fedora
Suse Linux
But Suse Linux is really big to downloaded, so I'm going to try for Fedora or Ubuntu :)
Thank you ;)
Try Ubuntu =) - it is a very popular distribution for a reason. I still think my favorite distro though is Slackware.
Aug 27, 2013 04:20 AM
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(Aug 27, 2013 04:15 AM)slєιgнŢ oƒ н∆ηĐ Wrote: Try Ubuntu =) - it is a very popular distribution for a reason. I still think my favorite distro though is Slackware.
That's great :D I'm going to downloading this one ;) Thank you friend ;)
best linux is a pc xD
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(Aug 27, 2013 07:54 AM)butwhatif Wrote: best linux is a pc xD
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umm... wut?
On topic: I would recommend Slackware or Ubuntu. Both are very great distros to learn Linux with.
Ubuntu: Very user-friendly, easy enough to start learning Linux.
Slackware: Challenging, actually learn hardcore Linux.
Go with Ubuntu.. You will not even feel the difference between windows 7 and Ubuntu much..
It can run on your system I guess, also make sure you download the 32 bit version
Ubuntu 13.04 32bit Operating System
I'd like to point out that using distros like Ubuntu doesn't quite aid you in learning how linux operates. You should try out a more difficult distro to learn more about it.
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I'd say Mint is better than Ubuntu..imo.
Ubuntu became too much nooby and with the Amazon implementation..eww.
Can you at least give us some sort if idea what kind of computer you have ?
I can see what CPU you have and RAM. Nothiing more...
But anyways. Crunchbang, Linux Mint are good distros for beginners and do not need to much resources.
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well if you're looking forward to learning a lot more about how linux works overall, anything but ubuntu. if you're using it just to use it, make sure the interface isn't so graphic heavy. any flavor that has a light interface actually.
Aug 27, 2013 12:29 PM
(This post was last modified: Aug 27, 2013 12:32 PM by Mafugsa Bob.)
(Aug 27, 2013 10:48 AM)oz@bsd Wrote: I'd like to point out that using distros like Ubuntu doesn't quite aid you in learning how linux operates. You should try out a more difficult distro to learn more about it.
No.
Go with ubuntu, then to something more advanced. Otherwise you're jumping to someone too advanced, ubuntu is advanced enough for someone who's used to W7.
Quote:Crunchbang, Linux Mint are good distros for beginners
No.
He wants to get used to linux, not a OS that's nothing like Windows which is just gonna end up with him going back to Windows (referring to crunchbang).
I tried mint as a beginner and had anxiety about using my laptop which has mint.
Then I tried ubuntu and fell in love.
just run arch linux like a boss configure it exactly how you like it :)
beginners guide and all :3
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