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Beginner-FriendlyLTS
Best For: Beginners, desktop users, developers
Ubuntu is the most popular Linux distribution, based on Debian. Known for user-friendly interface, extensive documentation, and 5-year LTS support. Perfect for newcomers to Linux.
Package Manager: apt | Desktop: GNOME | Release Cycle: 6 months (2 years LTS)
StableUniversal
Best For: Servers, stability-focused users, advanced users
Debian is one of the oldest and most respected distributions. Known for rock-solid stability, extensive package repository (60,000+ packages), and community-driven development. Foundation for Ubuntu and many others.
Package Manager: apt | Desktop: Multiple options | Release Cycle: ~2 years
Cutting-EdgeRed Hat
Best For: Developers, enthusiasts, latest technology adopters
Fedora is Red Hat's community distribution featuring latest software and technologies. Excellent for developers wanting cutting-edge packages. Uses Wayland by default, SELinux enabled.
Package Manager: dnf | Desktop: GNOME | Release Cycle: 6 months
AdvancedRolling
Best For: Advanced users, customization enthusiasts, minimalists
Arch Linux follows a rolling release model with bleeding-edge packages. Build your system from ground up. Legendary documentation (Arch Wiki). DIY philosophy - you control everything.
Package Manager: pacman | Desktop: Your choice | Release Cycle: Rolling
Beginner-FriendlyElegant
Best For: Windows switchers, desktop users, beginners
Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu with focus on out-of-box experience. Includes multimedia codecs, familiar desktop layout (Cinnamon), and excellent for Windows refugees.
Package Manager: apt | Desktop: Cinnamon | Release Cycle: Based on Ubuntu LTS