There are over 1,000 Linux distributions on the market. Throw a rock into the tech pond, and I guarantee that you’ll hit a Linux distribution. They are everywhere and range from the incredibly simple to the incredibly complex.
The majority of Linux distributions that are used tend to live in the middle ground, where you get a solid mix of user-friendliness and advanced features. There are also some distributions that, on the surface, sound like they would be geared toward a specific user base, but turn out to be pretty universal in…
