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Which distribution would you rather suggest that I install?
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Almost all distros are good. You can try as many as you can they're free: try all the top 5 from the distrowatch
you can visit here each distro contains link where you can download an iso image to burn.
To my experience, as long as your machine is not really old, Linux Mint has had no driver issue and it installed smoothly, plus the codex for media formats are mostly enabled at install, so you don't need to install them. You can download the latest
Linux Mint here.
In order to dual boot or multi-boot with more than two OS's you can do it easily with Grub bootloader which is auto installed under Mint. Better read first a short
tutorial about Grub here so that you will have confidence in manipulating its powerful capabilities.
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Hope this helps.
Good luck.