10 Best Linux Distros 2010

[Jojo Yee]

Came across this article:

10 best Linux distros for 2010

1. The best distro for beginners: Ubuntu 10.04
2. The best distro for experts: Fedora 13
3. The best distro for Windows Migrants: PCLinuxOS
4. The best distro for older Hardware: Puppy Linux 5.0
5. The best distro for your desktop: Linux Mint 9
6. The best distro for netbooks: Ubuntu UNR 10.04
7. The best distro for sys admins: Debian 5.0
8. The best distro for the office: OpenSUSE 11.3
9. The best distro for Servers: CentOS 5.5
10. The best distro for multimedia: Ubuntu Studio

Agree to its view?

[PTLdom]

hmmm ... you're assuming beginners have powerful computers and there is only one good thing for each cathegory ... good luck ...

[26Dolphins]

Hi Jojoyee,
What's the difference between being a "beginner" and a "Windows migrant"?
I alwasy thought they're the same.

[Jojo Yee]

Originally Posted by 26Dolphins

Hi Jojoyee,
What's the difference between being a "beginner" and a "Windows migrant"?
I alwasy thought they're the same.

Just my interpretation:

Beginner being new to the computer; Windows migrant: has been familiar with Windows or knows how to use it, but new to the Linux system and wants to try it out.

[1002richards]

Although I use Ubuntu, I'd put Mint at positions 1 and 5 if you see what I mean? But where to put Ubuntu though in that case?

Richard

[26Dolphins]

Originally Posted by Jojoyee

Beginner being new to the computer;

Didn't cross my mind, I guess because most of computers come with one version of Windows or the other installed.

But I see the logic. Thanks Jojoyee.