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Choosing The Right Linux Distro!

Thinking which Linux distro to choose? Here's a guide to choose between 10 niche Linux distros.    Rate this news:   (8 Votes) Tuesday, November 05, 2013:  We often get queries from our readers regarding which Linux to choose for a particular system or which Linux distro to start with. So here's a small guide, which can help you choose a suitable distro basis your needs. 1. Debian: Who Should Choose: Those who need stability as it uses older software which is known to be stable. Suitable for: Servers Recommended system requirements: 1GHz processor, 512MB memory, 5GB hard-drive Website: http://www.debian.org/distrib/ 2. Ubuntu Who Should Choose: Those want the latest software and an interface with better graphics. Suitable for: Average mainstream desktop/laptop user Recommended system requirements: 800MB memory, 1GHz processor, and 5GB hard-drive Website: http://www.ubuntu.com/download 3. Kubuntu Who Should Choose: Those want the latest software and an interface with better graphics but dislikes unity. Suitable for: Average mainstream desktop/laptop user Recommended system requirements: 1GHz processor, 10GB hard-drive, and more than 1GB memory Website: http://www.kubuntu.org/getkubuntu 4. Xubuntu Who Should Choose: Lightweight version of Ubuntu. Those want the latest software and an interface with better graphics but for older hardware or hardware with less resources. Suitable for: Average mainstream desktop/laptop user Recommended system requirements: 512MB memory and 5GB hard-drive Website: http://xubuntu.org/getxubuntu/ 5. Linux Mint Who Should Choose: want a Debian-based system, but dislike Unity may be interested in Linux Mint. Comes with choice of interface i.e. MATE, Cinnamon, XFCE, or KDE. Suitable for: Average mainstream desktop/laptop user Recommended system requirements: 1GHz processor, 1GB memory, and 10GB hard-drive Website: http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php 6. Kali Who Should Choose: Hackers or security experts. Suitable for: Average mainstream desktop/laptop user Website: http://www.kali.org/downloads/ 7. Slackware Who Should Choose: advanced users who want light weight system. Suitable for: Average mainstream desktop/laptop user Recommended system requirements: i486 processor, 256MB memory, and 5GB hard-drive 8. Fedora Who Should Choose: Who want RedHat counterpart of Ubuntu (Debian system). Suitable for: Mainstream desktop/laptop users. Recommended system requirements are 1GB memory and 10GB hard-drive. Website: http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora 9. Red Hat Enterprise Linux Who Should Choose: Who want paid servery system. Suitable for: Server system 10. Puppy Linux Who Should Use: Those with lightweight system Suitable for: Older systems Recommended system requirements: 333MHz processor, 64MB memory, 512MB swap, and 1GB hard-drive. Website: http://puppylinux.org/main/Download Latest Release.htm Atithya Amaresh, EFYTIMES News Network

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