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what is a good linux distribution to start learning with about linux certification, to present the most challenging learning experience to setting up software everything. i don't want to use a linux distribution that is going to be all out simple like many of them, fedora and things. the only needed feature is a fully functional internet browser (media capable and that) but other than that, i basically want a distribution that during installation i will have to manually configure everything versus a kickstart file or an automatic installer.
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Checkout Linux Certification.

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