10 Good Linux Distributions For Programming In 2022

In This Video We Are Discussing About review the top 10 best Linux distributions for programmers and developers (in 2022) to help with their work and personal projects.

10 Good Linux Distributions For Programming In 2022

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Top 10 Linux Distributions for Programmers in 2022

1. Fedora Workstation
2. Ubuntu Linux
3. openSUSE
4. Manjaro Linux
5. Arch Linux
6. Pop OS
7. KDE Neon
8. Debian
9. Kali Linux
10. Fedora Labs Options
And the final Linux Distribution in this list is some combinations of Linux Distributions from Fedora Linux.

Fedora Labs provides specially curated Linux Distributions for programmers, scientists and students with pre-loaded applications, respective packages and utilities. Many people are not aware of these, and when appropriately configured, they can act as perfect ready-made Linux distribution for you.

Here’s a summary of them.

Fedora Scientific

Combination of Scientific and numerical open-source tools with KDE Plasma desktop.
Application list includes –
GNU Scientific Library for C/C++
MATLAB Compatible MGNU Octave
LaTeX
Maxima Computer Algebra System
Gnuplot for drawing 2D and 3D graphs
Pandas Python library for data science
IPython
Packages for Java and R programming languages

Fedora COMP NEURO

Open source neuroscience applications and packages with GNOME Desktop environment.

Fedora Robotics Suite

Perfect Linux distribution combines the best open-source robotics applications and packages targeted to beginner and experienced Robotics scientists and programmers.

Other solutions from Fedora Linux includes Fedora Security Labs, Fedora Astronomy and Fedora Python Classroom, which you want to check out.

These Fedora Labs options can be perfect Linux distributions for programming projects or working in specific science fields.

Summary
So, how do you choose your favourite among this list of best Linux Distributions for programmers?

If you are unsure and want to have a development system up and running with minimal effort, go for Fedora Workstation or Ubuntu.

If you have spare time or want more control in your system, like experimenting and being comfortable with occasional errors, then go for Arch Linux based systems.

Pop OS is also a good choice for new developers new to the Linux ecosystem. For specific needs, go to the Fedora Labs options.

I hope this list of best Linux Distributions for programmers in 2022 gives you some guidance on choosing your favourite Linux distributions for programming and development.

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[__alfie__]

Fedora is probably the best out of these as it doesn't do too much to the system so you have a blank canvas then you just install you dev tools it also has packages like PyCharm in the non-free repo

[donv]

Maybe use a font I can actually read next time?

[louistournas]

I would say that the most striking difference between distros themselves is the DE.
If you are coming from a Windows background, probably KDE is the best DE.
It seems to be the most configurable and Dolphin seems to be the most feature rich.

[dr.mikeybee]

Lately, I've seen a lot of hype over Fedora. Apparently, it's a good operating system. I tried it out this past year because of gnome 4, and I had a few problems with screen sharing. Maybe those have been worked out. But because I do data science, I'm sticking with Pop!_OS or Ubuntu. The data science community has been on Ubuntu for a decade, and I haven't seen any talk about Fedora in the data science community. Have I missed something?

[kotted]

1. Debian
2. Debian
3. Debian
4. Debian
5. Debian
6. Debian
7. Debian
8. Debian
9. Debian
10. Debian

[thebdr]

Nice video.
Next month i'm going to remove windows from my computer and install Linux only on my laptop.
I already have experience with Fedora, Ubuntu and debian but i was thinking about going out of Debian environnement for programming.
But I hear people say that for example Fedora do not take all programming softwares.
Which one would you recommend me between Fedora, Debian and Manjaro for a better programming experience ??

[dimfrekske]

Lol Arch is for system nerds, that is people who want to work on their system but not do any actual critical work on the system. The problem with Arch is not only that it's a rolling release which you should never use for critical work stuff, but also that after every update you pray to the computer gods that your entire system is not borked if you run it long term this will 100% chance happen to you eventually.
For development use any current LTS version of any distribution that's not Arch, Slackware, Gentoo or LFS based and preferably run them all in vms to see how your code reacts in the various distros. The previously mentioned distros are for system nerds, if your code doesn't work correctly on them the nerds should figure it out themselves.
From a dev on RHEL.

[muchhustle]

STOP. make videos in Hindi and stop flooding us vids with 10 different accounts same video