What is the best Linux Os ?

[LKS007]

hmmmmmmmmmm

 

[kasuncs]

Last 3 years, I only used Fedora Linux in my laptop. I dont have or use other Windows computer.
You should not try to find Linux ditro running your Mircosoft Office and Games. It will not be. Because best part of Linux is done with out a GUI.

 

[smother]

Last 3 years, I only used Fedora Linux in my laptop. I dont have or use other Windows computer.
You should not try to find Linux ditro running your Mircosoft Office and Games. It will not be. Because best part of Linux is done with out a GUI.

first of all thanks for the comment .
im willing to use Linux Mint do u have any idea about that ?

 

[cvally007]

Ubuntu --- good for beginners
Fedora --- for Advance users
Mint --- Danne natho !

 

[usernameiwari]

i am a Windows user and also developing windows base applications.
so i used to work with window since ever,and pretty much familiar with it, i want to know what is the Suitable Linux os for a native Windows user like me.
Don't tell Ubuntu i just don't like it, there are few options i need a help to choose one,

Linux Mint , Fedora , PCLinuxOS ..

Linux Mint has good software support. it based on Ubuntu and Debian and as user friendly as Ubuntu. If you just don't like unity in Ubuntu check Ubuntu GNOME. Fedora is also good it base on Redhat.

 

[usernameiwari]

uba machan Ubuntu dan da damme. default ena widiyatama thama thiyenawane launcher 1 ehema

 

[usernameiwari]

alongside daganne ban, mokada linux wala .net kochara saarthakada mama danne na. mono wage platform ekak use karala nathi nisa eka para maru wenna ba.
poddak familiar ekak baluwe ekai. monawa unath Kernel wala wenaskam na ne

Mono wala silverlight support na

 

[kosandpol]

i am a Windows user and also developing windows base applications.
so i used to work with window since ever,and pretty much familiar with it, i want to know what is the Suitable Linux os for a native Windows user like me.
Don't tell Ubuntu i just don't like it, there are few options i need a help to choose one,

Linux Mint , Fedora , PCLinuxOS ..

describe your intended usage on linux. That'll make it easy to suggest a distro.
The core linux components are the same in all distros so its basically the cosmetic changes that each user group likes about that distro.

 

[BLACKLIST_MEMBER]

win8 wala gaming compatibility adu unaata passe mokadda game developpersla set ekak linux based ewata wenama release kalaalu..
wadi wisthara nodani..

 

[sureshn0]

Cent OS

Cent OS also good . cent OS is a rpm version. similar to red hat. free version.

 

[BLACK HAT]

I use mint in VM. windows wala tiyana desktop envirnment (KDE)ekata godakma set wenne Mint if you are a newbie. User friendly! have a great package manager,(Debian based=maxxa), inbuilt ufw firewall with GUI (user friendly) almost all the packages are per-installed

 

[KHz]

FAQ and everything in 如调整grub的默认启动系统 ne ban

unfortunately yes ban. Its a Chinese distro. but the most eye candy distro i have ever seen
I personally recommend you to use either ubuntu or ubuntu varient like Mint. I have been using ubuntu since 8.04 Hardy. And never went back to use Windows
I have used Mint too. But its really not in my favour. May be it will work for you

 

[Toy Boy]

try opensuse

 

[smother]

unfortunately yes ban. Its a Chinese distro. but the most eye candy distro i have ever seen
I personally recommend you to use either ubuntu or ubuntu varient like Mint. I have been using ubuntu since 8.04 Hardy. And never went back to use Windows
I have used Mint too. But its really not in my favour. May be it will work for you

thanks bro. im gonna use Mint. help me in future if i get any issue with that

 

[smother]

I use mint in VM. windows wala tiyana desktop envirnment (KDE)ekata godakma set wenne Mint if you are a newbie. User friendly! have a great package manager,(Debian based=maxxa), inbuilt ufw firewall with GUI (user friendly) almost all the packages are per-installed

Thanks machan

 

[LKS007]

yaya mint installed
i had a lil bit of an issue while unistalling the unubntu shit and rearranging the partitions for new OS
bbut nw OKS

 

[smother]

describe your intended usage on linux. That'll make it easy to suggest a distro.
The core linux components are the same in all distros so its basically the cosmetic changes that each user group likes about that distro.

it' like this, if i get a proper platform for .net in Linux i can totally change,
but i believe it is not the way.. other than that i want to continue with linux while study about Linux base stuff.
As a conclusion still i compare other OS with windows because it is user friendly to me except Compatibility,speed,Flexibility and Freedom.

 

[smother]

yaya mint installed
i had a lil bit of an issue while unistalling the unubntu shit and rearranging the partitions for new OS
bbut nw OKS

Partition auto shrink une nadda ? mama eeye 2.00 am withara danna baluwa auto shrink une na. aayith try karanna kammali hithuna nidimathe hitiye

 

[kosandpol]

it' like this, if i get a proper platform for .net in Linux i can totally change,
but i believe it is not the way.. other than that i want to continue with linux while study about Linux base stuff.
As a conclusion still i compare other OS with windows because it is user friendly to me except Compatibility,speed,Flexibility and Freedom.

There's no linux distro thats 100% compatible with .net. No point in even trying to bother with that. Mono will always be several large steps behind .net and unless MS drastically change their OS architecture, thats the way its going to stay.

Studying linux base stuff means working on the command line. Any distro will do for that and depending on what you're learning (Red hat certification, etc,) the choice of distro will have to change.

Red Hat based distros, Debian based distros, Mandriva based distros, Slackware based distros and Suse linux (even though its rpm based)has several major changes in :
1. Package management system
2. Kernel hardening configuration
3. Network configuration system

Which is better ? there's no clear answer to that. Its like asking which color is better.

For me, coming from 8+ years on MS platforms (starting from MS-DOS), I found Debian's structure is the easiest for me to use and I'm most comfortable in Debian servers as well as Debian based derivatives for desktops. However, this is MY PERSONAL CHOICE. YMMV.

From my experience in working with several distros :-
For standard basic home & office desktop users, the best choices are OpenSuse, PCLinuxOS or Suse Enterprice and Mandriva Linux (both paid versions).

For general user enthusiasts: Linux Mint, PCLinuxOS, Hanthana Linux

For advance users : Debian, Ubuntu, OpenSuse, Fedora

For geeks : Slackware,Debian,Fedora

 

[Xeroxeen]

I prefer,

1.Ubuntu
2.Fedora
3.Mint