I used Mandriva for my work laptop for a long, long time, until they first ran into problems (2010 was it?). When the Mandriva community reformed around the Mageia distro (http://mageia.org), I switched to that, and I've been a totally satisfied Mageia user ever since.
Mageia is the linux I recommend, because these days I only recommend linux to non-technical users, and it's the only one that works so reliably.
I joke about how I've basically forgotten how to tweak Linux on the command line, since with Mageia you don't need to, but it's not really a joke. Everything "just works."
Mageia is the linux I recommend, because these days I only recommend linux to non-technical users, and it's the only one that works so reliably.
I joke about how I've basically forgotten how to tweak Linux on the command line, since with Mageia you don't need to, but it's not really a joke. Everything "just works."