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Originally Posted by frankbell
Many distros offer "Live" versions. They can be installed to a CD/DVD or USB stick and booted directly from that media without being installed to bare metal.
I would suggest trying some of those and then deciding which one you find most comfortable. |
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Originally Posted by hydrurga
If you're only looking at Ubuntu and Mint then I would suggest that the desktop environment that you choose is of more importance.
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The last few
New Linux-Users that I have met, have all sworn that their distribution would be the best for a
New Linux-User. They did not get down to the ultimate
BEST EVER (probably don't know how to use YouTube) but I believe it is a question of
need and
dedication. Me for example..: I always forget immediately the name of the distribution that they talk about; I do not
need to know and
must absolutely water my carrots this afternoon!
Try anything, stick with what you like. And is this really such a big deal...
Either don't use a computer "non-computer,,," pay to get ripped off and still have to learn or just learn (from my signature:) 
