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newbie question you have heard a million times
well, I'm sure you guys have already heard this before. But what is the most well rounded distro of Linux. I have tried Mandrake before, along with PHLACK, and Noppix, but did not really know how to truly use them. I heard that Fedora is good. But I don't really know. If you guy's could give some advice, it would help. My system is as follows
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Originally posted by testament1 well, I'm sure you guys have already heard this before. But what is the most well rounded distro of Linux. I have tried Mandrake before, along with PHLACK, and Noppix, but did not really know how to truly use them.
What do you mean by "did not really know how to truly use them"? What are you planning to use them for? It should be no problem at all if you just want to browse the web/send e-mails...
Can I third it? I am still quite a newbie to Linux in general and it seems like everyday I'm running into something I need to go learn how to do, but, at least from what I've seen of other distros, I do like how Slack makes you learn everything. Plus, things like KDE, Redhat, and rpms just remind me of Windows for some reason (nothing against those, though).
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