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There are so many distros out there and comments on them that you'll probably recieve conflicting information on all of them anyhow. The best thing to do is to decide what you want to do in it, and what you want IT to do for you. That will at least narrow things down.
Since Linux is A freely distributed Software would it actually matter which one is the easiest to install and use and Ultimately learn, then as you learn give you the advance features? If you decide the one you are using is not doing it for you any more it does not cost to get a different version
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