[John95]

What disto is well supported, has plenty of software, and a good looking gui? I once used Ubuntu and loved it, but they started removing features that made it way to simple.

[1002richards]

Hi,
I'd say take another look at Ubuntu or Xubuntu - but I'm biased!
Another option is this - Linux Distribution Chooser Here: http://www.zegeniestudios.net/ldc/


Another good site for distro reviews: http://www.dedoimedo.com/computer_software.html#linux
You need to scroll down that page a bit to find them.

Don't overlook Distrowatch: http://distrowatch.com/

Hope this helps.

Richard

[leroys1000]

You can choose the standard ubuntu desktop
from the session selector on the login screen
instead of having to use the unity interface.

[vtel57]

Here's one you might like to try out...

https://noctslackv1.wordpress.com/20...ts-about-time/

Regards,

~Eric

[geek15]

Depends on what you like. Take a look at Linux Mint, Fedora, Open Suse, and Debian.

[Elvandil]

Knoppix all the way. The DVD has over 9 GB's of apps on it. It is designed to run live, but can easily be installed to the hard drive. More apps that you can shake a stick at.

[aks56h]

I recommend you to install ubuntu 12 or any latter. Which has easy user interface and lots of apps