Best and easiest Linux distro to use
I started my journey with Linux when my old Core i3 Windows 7 laptop started freezing when I went on the internet. I didn't matter which browser I used. So, instead of going to the friendly local neighborhood office supply store that begins with an S or and O and paying $150 to fix it, I decided to install Linux Mint 16 32-bit. I explored other distros such as Ubuntu 15.04 32-bit, but when Google decided not to support the Chrome browser for all 32-bit Linux distros, I got another disc from a competitor to LinuxDiscOnline, which was 64-bit Ubuntu 15.10. The problem with this install was that even though it could recognize my Hotspot, it could not recognize my Wifi router. Since this was a total deal kill, I purposely searched another vendor and found that this particular product had one 5-star review, and I decided to purchase it.<br /><br />My install experience, since I had already installed 3 different Linux distros, was a breeze. After updating successfully from the Update Manager, I immediately installed the Google Chrome browser for 64-bit Debian, then installed Dropbox. All of this was done within one hour from inserting the CD into the laptop. All of my settings and add-ins in Chrome automatically were installed. Now I have an all around computer to use at home to browse the internet and check up on my email. Thank you, LinuxDiscOnline!!
Rating: 5 stars