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You people are coordinated in your recommendations. You are more efficient than the KGB
It might look like that when the topic is Linux vs windows, but if you ever wanna see that coordination fall apart just ask “which distro?”
...Ubuntu.
Definitely start with a nice beginner friendly distro, like Gentoo, NixOS, or LFS.
Lol evil
What? All you have to do is edit a few files with ed, run some simple commands in the terminal, and you have a working system
*linux mint