Top 5 Beginner-Friendly Linux Distros of 2023

Traditionally, Linux was primarily used by developers, system administrators, and enterprise users for hosting websites and other applications. It used to be considered complex for beginners, which often discouraged them from adopting it.
However, the open-source community has made significant strides over time to make Linux more accessible to regular Windows and Mac users. Their efforts have focused on enhancing user-friendliness and improving the overall user experience, thus bridging the gap between Linux and mainstream operating systems.
This video covers the best Linux distributions for beginners in 2023.

Zorin OS
Linux Mint
Linux Lite
Pop OS
Ubuntu

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[MRSZ]

I'm going to a few Linux sites to let people know one thing about Linux I've had experience with. I'm an Amateur radio operator (Ham) I run Linux focal OS built for Hams I was at the Microsoft website and got a DDoS on my computer which said it was locked, I simply power the computer down waited a few minutes rebooted no problems the computer came back on so the story about Linux is true it's safe from these types of attacks. I also run Manjaro Linux on another computer with no problems.

[rialbbe]

I have tested the easiest Linux distro and it is not on your list. It is based in Brazil and it doesn't require you to use the terminal. It is Big Linux. It is lightweight too. I've install it in my 10 year old laptop HP15 (2010 version) and it works with very low delay time. And at the same time. I've also tried the latest laptop release in late 2022 (Q1 2023) and all of the function keys are all working. I've tried Ubuntu LTS in the latest laptop that I have and didn't expect that some of the keys functions are not working. As a fellow Linux content creator, I recommend to check it out Big Linux.

[JoseMariadeManila-gf]

You should have included MX Linux, and not Ubuntu. Ubuntu is no longer the same user-friendly OS as it was 10 years ago.

[louaguado]

It's pronounced Lin Ex, not Line Ix