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Best Alternative Linux Distributions for Casual User?

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Best Alternative Linux Distributions for Casual User?

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 3 years ago

Any suggestion?

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I’ve heard some good things about Fedora. Its cutting edge enough to support all new hardware you wanna throw at it.
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  Fedora is nice for casual users unless their system requires non-free drivers, which is not unlikely.

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