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I have played around with a few different flavors of Linux and found Mint to be the easiest to install and use. Tried the latest version of Ubuntu and it didn't recognize some of my hardware. Downloaded Ubuntu Studio and it made my system slow to a crawl. Most of that was probably problems with my system configuration but Ubuntu didn't work well with what I have.
Mint looks and acts a lot like the best of windows 7 and XP. It has a wealth of repositories for software. Have run it on older "turn of the century" era single core systems and it runs fine as long as you have around 1gb of memory.
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