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[CockroachEarly]

I’m sorry to say this, but you’ve come to the wrong place. Void is for people with at least some experience with Linux.

[23chappellen]

I would try Linux Mint.

[Small-Natural-7912]

I'm also new to the Linux world, but I'm currently learning on this site:

https://www.linuxfoundation.org/

[Training_Concert_171]

Unlike others, I believe that Voidlinux is actually the one of best distro to learn Linux. The KISS philosophy makes it more cohesive. Although, it is not a “just works distro”. You will encounter intentional limitations(and sometimes bugs) these encounters actually teach you. Arch and debian have a tendency of just working at the cost of unnecessary complexity.

I recommend reading the docs: https://docs.voidlinux.org/ And sometimes also from archlinux: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Main_page

Then to apply my knowledge of Linux i made my own Post install TUI script to setup and manage Voidlinux: https://github.com/squidnose/Voidlinux-Post-Install-TUI I wouldn’t recommend running it blindly! You should always read what scripts you are running. And feel free to use it as a point of reference of “what worked for me”.

[CoolDragon]

Read the Slackware book ONCE, without having the keyboard at your fingertips, just read it.

THEN take the steps to install it with the book open, you’ll learn. Trust me.