Ubuntu
Broad hardware support and stable defaults.
One-click Download Hub
Curated distros with clear beginner labels.
Before you download
- Confirm your PC is 64-bit (x64). Most Linux desktop ISOs require this.
- Prefer stable/LTS releases for first-time installs.
- Keep at least 20 GB free disk space for a comfortable test setup.
- Optional but safer: verify ISO checksum on the distro download page.
Browse by need
Linux Mint
Familiar desktop and lightweight performance.
Kubuntu
KDE Plasma layout feels closest to Windows 10/11.
Xubuntu
XFCE desktop is fast on older hardware and familiar.
Pop!_OS
Strong desktop defaults and driver support.
Fedora
Great for developers and new features.
How to find hardware details in Windows
- Press `Windows + I` -> `System` -> `About`.
- Check `Processor`, `Installed RAM`, and `System type (64-bit)`.
- Press `Windows + X` -> `Device Manager` to view graphics and Wi-Fi adapters.
- Optional: press `Windows + R`, type `msinfo32`, and save a system summary.
- Press `Windows + I` -> `System` -> `About`.
- Check `Processor`, `Installed RAM`, `Storage`, and `System type (64-bit)`.
- Open `Device Manager` from Start menu to identify graphics and network hardware.
- Optional: open `Task Manager` -> `Performance` for quick CPU, RAM, and disk overview.