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they all have the same amount of programs. What runs on one distro runs on any other. There all using the linux kernel.

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ubuntu seems to get a lot of good press for *nix n00bs. Suse is good (people say its bloated but it works out the box), i like suse on my laptop. Debian is very flexible, but not as flexible as gentoo. Fedorra looks pretty good, based on redhat. Slax is a bastard if your new to it. FreeBSD is good, but complicated. I like FreeBSD best, as it works in a very logical way, has good hardware support and once you get to grips with how it works, is easy as pie.

So, download ubuntu and suse, have a play with them, then download freeBSD.

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SuSE 10.1 is fine for any newbie

Knoppix is prolly the most well rounded live CD aroundin my opinion

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