Linux Distributions For Everyone: Top 50

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The systems o Linux distributions have been criticized by some for their non-standardization, for blurring the work of the entire development community into hundreds of different distributions. This is true that it creates problems, such as the need to create different packages for the different package managers (.rpm, .deb, ...), as well as an extra effort from application and driver developers to get them to work well in any distro. Even for those of us who study Linux it is tedious, because you have to learn certain peculiarities of some distributions and to handle all these types of packages.

Leaving this aside, it must be said that there are so many distributions as you like. Therefore, we can benefit from this diversity and install the most suitable for our work or purpose. In this article we list the 50 most used Linux distributions. The Top 50 of is as follows and in this order:

  1. Ubuntu
  2. Red Hat Enterprise Linux
  3. Debian
  4. SuSE
  5. Linux Mint
  6. Slackware
  7. Gentoo
  8. Arch Linux
  9. Fedora
  10. openSuSE
  11. Kubuntu
  12. Lubuntu
  13. Xubuntu
  14. Edubuntu
  15. Easy peasy
  16. Plant
  17. Newsense
  18. Pingoy OS
  19. Bodhi linux
  20. Moon OS
  21. mepis
  22. Crunchbang
  23. Knoppix
  24. dream linux
  25. Mandriva
  26. CentOS
  27. Scientific Linux
  28. Fusion
  29. Unity
  30. Mageia
  31. ZenWalk
  32. Linux Vector
  33. frugalware
  34. Salix OS
  35. Chakra
  36. ArchBang
  37. Sabayon
  38. Joli OS
  39. Peppermint
  40. aLinux
  41. DSL
  42. Tiny Core Linux
  43. Puppy Linux
  44. Zorin OS
  45. ylmf OS
  46. Gobolinux
  47. PCLinuxOS
  48. MeeGo
  49. Chrome OS
  50. Musix GNU + Linux

More information - The best Linux distributions of 2013

Source - efytimes


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  1.   Ramon said

    That list is bullshit. There are distributions that are very low and are very used, and vice versa as well.

  2.   carlos ferra said

    Linux mint should come second, or else I don't like Ubuntu so much anymore. in the forums we are many users of Linux mint.

  3.   David andrade said

    It is very offensive that you put the FSF logo and below you put distros like Chrome OS, if Richard Stallman saw that, he would throw your site

  4.   pepeluis said

    Where is Manjaro? That distro has been in the top ten of distrowatch for more than half a year. What the hell is that Chrome OS?

    1.    AlbertoAru said

      and Elementary and yes, I have also stayed the same when seeing Chrome there.

  5.   Irving cocom said

    I do not understand why Arch appears in 8th if he is one of the best. Greetings.

  6.   AlbertoAru said

    Isaac, you looked good, man. I think you should redo it.

  7.   Menkar Singer said

    Bad pos, I support what the FSF logo does besides that it is GNU / Linux, Mint, Fedora and now Manjaro and elementaryOS are the ones that dominate the Linux market for end users

  8.   Juan Aro said

    MY COMMENT IS HOW I TAKE ADVANTAGE AND THAT I HAVE TO INSTALL A SMALL LINUX IN A G610 HUAWEY CELL PHONE WITH INTERNAL 4G CPAITY AND A 64 GB MEMORY UNITED TO THE CEL BUT THAT I CAN USE IT TO REPAIR AND RESTORE OTHER CEL ETC.apocalypse8888888888888888889@hotmail.com