GNU/Linux is for everyone.

GNU/Linux is the GNU operating system with Linux kernel. GNU/Linux distributions are highly customizable. You can completely change the look and feel and adjust nearly every part of it so that it works exactly as you want it to. You will find tons of Linux distribution catered for a different set of needs. So, you can choose to install any of the available distros according to your requirements. For example, there are distributions for hackers, there are Linux distributions for programmers, there are distributions for extremely old computers. There is a GNU/Linux distribution for everyone.

They support the widest possible range of PC hardware, including sound cards, video cards & monitors, laser & dot-matrix printers. Ethernet network cards, and other specified peripherals. It has a great set of applications which for most people provide all the features you could need. For example, the LibreOffice suite is great for 99.9% of the average person's needs. The Rhythmbox audio player is better than anything Windows offers, VLC is a great video player, the Chrome browser is available, Evolution is a great email client and GIMP is a brilliant image editor.

It is hard choosing a distribution to start with. As there are hundreds of GNU/Linux distributions so it might always be a confusing part. In this article, I'll walk you through a list of 4 Best Linux distributions for new Linux users. It is just not just for geeks or developers. GNU/Linux is for everyone. As I always say, It runs Google, Facebook, Amazon, it can surely run your home computer right?

openSUSE
Ubuntu
Zorin OS
Manjaro Linux
Knoppix live DVD