In the Linux world, because it’s free software that can be redistributed by absolutely anyone, this has lead to a proliferation of different versions of the Linux OS appearing. There are Linux distros tailored to a host of common uses, from hardcore Linux geeks to servers, science, media editing and so many more. The majority are general-use distros, which aim themselves at different types of users, such as experienced hands-on Terminal types, complete beginners, businesses, those with older PCs and people who want modern fancy interfaces. The choice can be bewildering, so to help you get started if you’re interested in finding out more about Linux, here’s our rundown of the major distro groups.
Debian
www.debian.org
One of the older distributions on the block, Debian is also technically the father…
