There are distros that are easier to begin with. For example:

- Linux Mint. It is an open-source, free distro with a Windows-like interface, and is a good choice to begin with especially for Windows 10 users. You will need to install some proprietary drivers such as Nvidia.

- Zorin OS. It is also a Windows-like distro free for individuals that works on both PCs and Macs. However, it might not receive updates and patches past April 2025.

- elementary OS. It has a macOS-like interface with a consistent look. The issues are fewer apps in the AppCenter compared to other distros, and slow-coming updates.

- Ubuntu. It has some of the best hardware recognition available, and a large amount of software available via standard repositories and Snap. However, it might take some time for you to get used to its UI.

- MX Linux. As a lightweight distro, it is the choice if you are using a much older computer or going to try Linux with one.
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