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Your hardware is good enough to run any Linux distribution out there. The question is what your use case is and what is your level of proficiency using Linux.
by akagusu 4y ago
Your hardware is good enough to run any Linux distribution out there.
The question is what your use case is and what is your level of proficiency using Linux.
Linux Mint, Elementary and Pop_OS provide good install experience, easy of usage, low maintenance and good performance.
Contrary to popular wisdom, Ubuntu still is a good option.
If you need more flexibility than the alternatives above, go with Debian.
- beardedetim 4y agoHave been rocking Elementary for a few years now as my main Linux desktop. It has some quirks here and there but most of them are probably User Error to be honest. It's basically Ubuntu++