Hi folks
Those who want to have a go with Linux -- the easiest by far seems these days to be FEDORA 39 with various GUI options -- Fedora KDE seems super efficient even on a modest laptop -- seems Red Hat and IBM have got their act together finally in a decent "Leading edge" desktop Linux. Efficiency is excellent and so far everything just works without a problem including if you use it as a host of running Windows VM's,
Just accept the defaults and it "just works". Ok there's stuff in it I wouldn't install but for beginners you could do a lot worse than try this one out - plus there's a decent live distro too that works on almost any hardware.

Cheers
jimbo
Those who want to have a go with Linux -- the easiest by far seems these days to be FEDORA 39 with various GUI options -- Fedora KDE seems super efficient even on a modest laptop -- seems Red Hat and IBM have got their act together finally in a decent "Leading edge" desktop Linux. Efficiency is excellent and so far everything just works without a problem including if you use it as a host of running Windows VM's,
Just accept the defaults and it "just works". Ok there's stuff in it I wouldn't install but for beginners you could do a lot worse than try this one out - plus there's a decent live distro too that works on almost any hardware.

Cheers
jimbo
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows XP,7,10,11 Linux Arch Linux
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- CPU
- 2 X Intel i7