Currently, Elementary OS stands at #6 (where Linux Mint continues its reign at the number one spot). That will be a fairly impressive feat, considering that Linux Mint consistently clobbers the competition on Distrowatch. I may be biased, but I’m certain that Elementary OS Loki will do the impossible and usurp Linux Mint from the coveted “best desktop distribution” for 2017.
Best desktop distribution: Elementary OSĮlementary OS Loki is not only beautiful, it is also rock solid and offers unmatched user-friendliness and consistency. You can read more about LXLE in this article. I look for this to break the top 10 by mid 2017.
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The only caveat is the need to install a more modern (and up-to-date browser).Ĭurrently LXLE stands at #16 on Distrowatch. LXLE ships with many of the standard tools (such as LibreOffice and GIMP). LXLE is based on Ubuntu 16.04 (so it will enjoy long-term support) and makes use of the LXDE window manager, which brings with it an instant familiarity. You’ll find all the tools you need in a desktop Linux release that will feel right at home on older hardware (as well as newer machines). In other words, this is a small-sized distribution that won’t stop you from getting your work done. LXLE manages to combine a perfect blend of small footprint with large productivity. Without a doubt, I believe LXLE will become the lightweight distribution of choice in 2017. LXLE combines a perfect blend of small footprint with large productivity. Read more about Parrot Linux in Parrot Security Could Be Your Next Security Tool. Parrot currently stands at #57 on Distrowatch, and I expect to see a significant leap on that list by the end of the year. All of these tools (and there are many) are coupled with an already rock-solid foundation to create a Linux distribution perfect for the security and network administrator You will also find tools for cryptography, cloud, anonymity, digital forensics, programming, and even productivity. This particular distribution is based on Debian and offers nearly every penetration testing tool you could possibly want. I believe the one distribution that will find a significant rise in popularity for the coming year will be Parrot Linux. For that, there are a host of Linux distributions ready to serve. Without a solid toolkit, that job becomes incredibly challenging. Parrot Linux is based on Debian and offers nearly every penetration testing tool you could possibly want.Īdministrators are tasked with so much on a daily basis. With that said, let’s get to the list! Best distro for sysadmins : Parrot Linux To that end, I’m going to list which distros will rise to the top of their respective heaps…according to task. Of course, we cannot just create a list of operating systems and say “these are the best,” not when so often Linux can be very task-oriented. As we are wont to do, looks at what might well be the best Linux distributions to be found from the ever-expanding crop of possibilities.
Sections show the year of the latest release.The new year is upon us, and it’s time to look toward what the next 365 days have in store. These distributions are no longer developed, but show some of the history surrounding Arch Linux and the greater FOSS community.
Artix Linux *2016, previously Arch-OpenRC.ArchStrike *2014, previously ArchAssault.Arch Linux ARM *2009, previously Arch Linux Mobile, PlugApps, PlugBox.SourceForge project links are preferred to simplify maintenance.Īsterisk indicates the year of first public release based on Arch Linux. Although it intends to be as comprehensive as possible, it is not an exhaustive list. This page lists OS distributions which are derived from Arch Linux either in whole or in part, to help enforce the Arch Linux trademark policy. Note: Please use the discussion page to suggest edits to this article: Talk:Arch-based distributions.
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