Linux: Which distribution should YOU choose?

There's hell of a ton of distributions on the market - but how to find the one matching your needs? To make life a bit easier, I went with the approach of different target audiences, and will discuss their specific needs, as well as recommend good distributions for these audiences.
So if you are an Average Joe, a developer, a business user, a security expert, or an open-source enthusiast, you should watch the video. Regardless of Arch Linux, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, OpenSUSE, or Kali-linux: I explain where they fit into the scheme and which one could be the right choice for you.
Chapters
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00:00 - Intro
00:27 - There is not THE Linux
00:48 - Explanation of the approach
01:21 - The Average Joe
03:56 - The Developer
05:15 - The Business User
06:44 - The Security Tester
07:21 - The Enthusiast
08:50 - Your opinion & outro
Distributions mentioned in this video:
Average Joe
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Ubuntu - ubuntu.com/
Linux Mint - linuxmint.org/
Elementary OS - elementary.io/
Pop!_OS - pop.system76.com/
Lubuntu - lubuntu.net/
Kubuntu - kubuntu.org/
Developer
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Fedora - getfedora.org
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed - get.opensuse.o...
Manjaro Linux - manjaro.org/
EndeavourOS - endeavouros.com/
Business User
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CentOS - www.centos.org/
OpenSUSE Leap - get.opensuse.o...
Ubuntu - ubuntu.com/
Red Hat Enterprise Linux - www.redhat.com...
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server - www.suse.com/p...
Security Tester
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Kali Linux - www.kali.org/
Blackarch - www.blackarch....
Caine - www.caine-live...
Enthusiast
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Arch Linux - archlinux.org/
Slackware - www.slackware.com/
Gentoo Linux - www.gentoo.org/
Debian - www.debian.org/
What do you think? Which Linux distribution would be right for you? Let me know in the comments below, and don't forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, ring the notification bell, and spread the word - because it helps.

[@renardmoreau9475]

🙂 I am a proud Arch Linux user, so according to your categorization, that makes me a Linux Enthusiast.

[@opentaq]

According to my feelings (as a fellow Arch user): Yes, you are, since Arch is not the most convenient platform to be set up and to run (from an end-user's perspective).

[@JuanCAraujoS]

I've been using Pop!_OS as my main distro since october. I brought a new life to an old 2007 iMac with it.... and I love it.
Is Ubuntu-based, but it tends to be more cutting-edge in terms of hardware support and the kernel itself. That's why I prefer it over something like ElementaryOS.
That beign said, for an install-and-forget kind of setup, Ubuntu LTS is the way to go.

[@opentaq]

Could not agree more with that last sentence.
Apart from that: Pop!_OS is great, and I unfortunately only had mentioned it in half of a sentence. Worth a look on its own. #Hint

[@ksamaschke]

I love this videos. But frankly: I am biased, since I am the creator. :-D