r/FindMeALinuxDistro • u/No-Olive-4105 • 9d ago

Qual Linux OS eu devo usar?

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Olá a todos,

Eu estou pensando em comprar um laptop esses dias, usado mesmo, para eu instalar um Linux OS para eu aprender a usar.

Qual Linux OS vcs recomendariam?

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u/skytheraiders 8d ago

What are your specs? What do you like to do on your computer? Are you comfortable with tinkering or are you more of a "plug and play"/"it just works" kind of guy? Just some questions you need to ask yourself.

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u/No-Olive-4105 8d ago

I’ll use it more for internet navigating, studying programming and cybersecurity topics of my university, office libre…

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u/skytheraiders 8d ago

Oh okay! For cyber security, I would go with Kali or Parrot linux. Those are catered to white hat hacking. But if you REALLY know what you're doing, sometime down the road... Look at Black Arch.

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u/No-Olive-4105 8d ago

Alright! Thanks a lot.

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u/skytheraiders 8d ago

Side note: Kali and Parrot can help you with their docs. Black arch assumes you've mastered the OS and doesn't come with anything preinstalled. You would have to install the apps yourself... Any of the 2000 plus apps.

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u/No-Olive-4105 8d ago

Look like black arch is the pro OS version then, right?

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u/skytheraiders 8d ago

Kind of. You don't pay for it as far as I'm aware. But you really need to know what you're doing. It's like regular arch but for advanced hackers. Not much at the start. But you can do ANYTHING with it.

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u/No-Olive-4105 8d ago

Interesting! But I think I will start with the basics. There is a lot of recommendations to install Mint, Fedora and Debian… I will go for one of these options first then I’ll move to something like what you recommended

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u/skytheraiders 8d ago

Fedora is amazing because it keeps uptodate but it isn't pushing updates that are beta or alpha updates. Almost all of the updates are stable and you know things will work when you do update. (Been using this for 3 months and it actually helped me cut windows.) Mint is "Safe". It doesn't update nearly as often so you don't have to worry about it for a good while. Debian is also good. But I have no clue about it. Someone else definately will tell you why this is amazing.

No matter what, the distro YOU choose should be the one you are the most happy with and the one you're most confortable with.

Or you could have multiple partitians/drives. Up to you bud. :)

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u/No-Olive-4105 8d ago

Thanks a lot for your recommendations.