In fact, Fedora has become such a remarkably easy to use (and reliable) Linux distribution, that I’m ready to crown it the new gold standard for Linux distributions. That’s right, the distribution that was once tagged as “bleeding edge” and “for experienced users only” has evolved into something pretty special and quite fantastic. But with the beta release of Fedora 36, I’m starting to believe there’s a major shift about to happen, one that could easily place the title of “best distribution for new users” squarely on the head of an operating system that was once only relegated to users with a considerable amount of experience with Linux. That title has been placed upon the shoulders of Ubuntu Linux, Linux Mint, elementary OS, Zorin OS and Deepin.
Over the years, I’ve proclaimed different Linux distributions to be the de facto standard for new users. Linux turns 30: Celebrating the open source operating system (free PDF) One of the most beautiful and user friendly Linux distributions gets even better Image: XtravaganT/Adobe Stock Open source: Must-read coverageīecome a Linux expert just in time for the 2022 boomĥ things Linux needs to seriously compete in the desktop market that you probably never considered Find out why he believes the latest iteration of Fedora Desktop might be the new gold standard. Jack Wallen kicks the tires of Fedora 36 and comes away seriously impressed. With Fedora 36, there might be a new gold standard for Linux distributions
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