Hello Helen - and welcome to the Forum.
There are many versions of Linux to choose from, each with their own advantages depending upon the individual user's needs.
I think most Linux users would agree that someone new to Linux would be best advised to choose a version that is best supported, even if that has much more than you need. Ubuntu fits the bill as many other versions are actually cut-down versions of Ubuntu and with their own appearance and layout.
Ubuntu is very stable and very resi...
Hello Helen - and welcome to the Forum.There are many versions of Linux to choose from, each with their own advantages depending upon the individual user's needs.
I think most Linux users would agree that someone new to Linux would be best advised to choose a version that is best supported, even if that has much more than you need. Ubuntu fits the bill as many other versions are actually cut-down versions of Ubuntu and with their own appearance and layout.
Ubuntu is very stable and very resi...
There are many versions of Linux to choose from, each with their own advantages depending upon the individual user's needs.
I think most Linux users would agree that someone new to Linux would be best advised to choose a version that is best supported, even if that has much more than you need. Ubuntu fits the bill as many other versions are actually cut-down versions of Ubuntu and with their own appearance and layout.
Ubuntu is very stable and very resi...
