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Hi, I am looking for a small, but an easy to use for a person who can basically uses Windows XP, linux distro. I can have a 2 GB flash drive that I had just formatted and I can always wanted to try the Linux operating system. My requirements can be as follows :
- It can not have to be too small.
- Requires to be an user-friendly.
- It can be nice if it can come pre-packaged with an applications.
- It can be Easy for an installation.
A Linux distro can also be known as distribution GNU / Linux to refer to Libraries and Software Project GNUIs a coherent set of software an Assembled around the OS Linux. There can be a wide variety of distributions, every one with an objectives and a specific philosophy. An elements differentiating mainly distributions are: usability, integration, awareness, the desktop environment.
The Distributions assemble components of a system in a coherent and stable with the installation, the use and maintenance can be facilitated. They can be hence most often software installation and configuration tools. There can be many distributions, each with its peculiarities. Some can be dedicated to a specific use (Firewall, router, renderfarm, multimedia publishing...), Others to specific hardware.
I am suggesting you the Ubuntu. The Ubuntu can be an Operating System Free based on Debian a distribution GNU / Linux And sponsored by the Society Canonical. The default version using the desktop GNOME has enriched many variants Including Kubuntu using office KDE. I think it can be better for your requirements. I hope you can like it.
The Linux Mint can be the my recommendation. The Linux Mint can be an Operating System based on Ubuntu thus indirectly on the distribution Debian GNU/Linux. The Linux Mint is mainly composed of FOSS but this distribution also includes several default items owners or unfree. Linux Mint differentiates itself by adding to the many FOSS of Codecs (MP3, divX, win32), plugins (Java, flash and Real player), And Drivers owners such as graphics cards Nvidia or ATI.