Which Linux version is the most user-friendly and easiest to set up? In other words, which one is the most suitable for the average not-so-tech-savy user?
What is the most easy-to-install and easy-to-use Linux distribution?
Ubuntu, without a doubt. Support is great and user forum is outstanding. When I've had questions, people give answers almost immediately. Unlike Microsoft, where response time can be measured in days.
Reply:Ubuntu, PCWorld voted it he best
Reply:I'd say Suse, it's well documented, really easy to install and will sort out the partitioning with no trouble for dual booting. It's very easy to use for a novice.
Reply:For the last 7 or 8 years, I have been pointing new users to Mandrake (a.k.a. Mandriva). There are many sites on the web (see the sources for one) where you can buy distribution CDs pretty cheap and try out several distributions.
Reply:for the novice, definitely SUSE - the YAST installer is amazing. Does everything for you
Reply:some say ubuntu linux is straight forward and easy
Reply:hello friend, the easiest one of the Linux OS is ENTERPRISES, because it can also support Audio and easy to use.
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