Looking for one that is easy to install, lots of developement tools, good hardware auto-detection
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Jump to PostA good starter distro is Knoppix on Live CD or Mandrake Move. If you want to actually install Linux on your system then Mandrake is probably the easiest to do. Concerning development tools, that's not really an issue. Just look for a distro that makes it easy to add new …
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It has everything you need right off the bat. Go to http://distrowatch.com and do a search for it.
Flash, Java, Shockwave, Everything. There are only a handful of the flavors of linux that work with all of these. PCLinuxOS is the easiest and most …
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I am a RedHat / Fedora fan, and also liked SuSE. I did not get into big-time programming though.
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