Top 10 Linux Distros You Need to Know in 2024 | Beginner to Pro Guide

Top 10 Linux Distros You Need to Know in 2024 | Beginner to Pro Guide
Are you ready to discover the best Linux distros for your needs? 🌟 In this video, we break down the Top 10 Linux Distributions you should consider—whether you're a beginner, a developer, or someone looking to revive an old PC.

We’ll cover:
✅ The most beginner-friendly distros like Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and Zorin OS
✅ Powerful options for developers like Fedora, Arch Linux, and Pop!_OS
✅ Lightweight distros like Lubuntu and Puppy Linux to breathe life into old hardware
✅ Security-focused distros like Kali Linux, Tails, and Parrot OS for privacy enthusiasts

Choosing the right Linux distro has never been easier! 🚀

💬 Let us know your favorite Linux distro in the comments!

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Timestamps
00:00 - Intro: The Dilemma of Choosing a Linux Distro
01:20 - Best Beginner-Friendly Distros
03:45 - Top Distros for Developers & Programmers
06:10 - Lightweight Distros for Old Hardware
08:15 - Best Linux Distros for Security & Privacy
09:45 - How to Pick the Right Distro

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[kryzerk]

1:49 "Got an old laptop gathering dust?" -> PeppermintOS, no other questions asked.

[co]

What would be the reason I would need to be familiar with 10 different distributions of Linux

[shutthegate]

does one of those examples, have the capability of using RDP (remote desktop), to connect to a windows server (if one is wanting to attempt a linux machine at home, but still needs to RDP via VPN to a windows server on a work network?

[AhmadShabbir-iz]

a linux user must have a lot of spare time to deal with all the errors and tweaks. Linux is not for layman or home user. get a diploma in Linux before you use it. every distro is incomplete. even Ubuntu can't update it's own app store.