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Software that runs under Linux.
Software that runs under '''Linux'''.


If you're curious about Linux I suggest you give it a go! The easiest way is to create what's called a [[:Wikipedia:live CD|live CD]], which let's you try an operating system without having to install anything; you reboot your computer and run it straight of a USB or disc drive.
If you're curious about Linux I suggest you give it a go! The easiest way is to create what's called a [[Wikipedia:live CD|live CD]], which lets you try an operating system without having to install anything: you reboot your computer and run it straight from a USB or disc drive.


Two ''[[Glossary:Main_Page#Linux Distribution|distributions]]'' I would recommend for beginners are [[:Wikipedia:Ubuntu (operating system)|Ubuntu]] and [[:Wikipedia:Antergos|Antergos]]. Distro choice is not super important though, just pick one!
Three {{jargon|Distro|distributions}} I would recommend for beginners are [[Wikipedia:Linux_Mint|Linux mint]], [[Wikipedia:KDE_neon|KDE Neon]], and [[Wikipedia:EndeavourOS|EndeavourOS]]. ''Distro.'' choice is not super important though, just pick one you like the look of. It's not much hassle to change later.


For tools which ''export'' to Linux see [[:Category:Linux Export]]
For tools which ''export'' to Linux see [[:Category:Linux Export]]


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Latest revision as of 08:54, 25 March 2022

Software that runs under Linux.

If you're curious about Linux I suggest you give it a go! The easiest way is to create what's called a live CD, which lets you try an operating system without having to install anything: you reboot your computer and run it straight from a USB or disc drive.

Three distributions I would recommend for beginners are Linux mint, KDE Neon, and EndeavourOS. Distro. choice is not super important though, just pick one you like the look of. It's not much hassle to change later.

For tools which export to Linux see Category:Linux Export