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I have the same experience. In my case everything worked fine out of the box (after several test installs of Arch). The best distro for a new Linux user is act

I have the same experience. In my case everything worked fine out of the box (after several test installs of Arch). The best distro for a new Linux user is actually the same distro your best friend uses. When things get dire it's good to have a direct help (Arch Wiki is great but one needs to know how to extract most or its knowledge).

pxc 3y ago
> The best distro for a new Linux user is actually the same distro your best friend uses. 100%. Although an experienced GNU/Linux tinkerer can probably easily help you with any distro unless you're using something really exotic (i.e., it's immutable, non-GNU-based, non-FHS, or something like that). I run NixOS but I support a Kubuntu system for an older relative, and it's not really a problem.