how_do_you_go_about_trying_it []

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==== How do you go about trying Linux? ====
If you don't want to install Linux, there are a few on-line services that will let you play with Linux from the comfort of your current OS - One I usually recommend is [[https://distrosea.com/]].

If you want to try a live install, pretty much all of the mainline OSs let you try it before you install, even allowing you to install software in the live session without touching your current OS;
  * [[https://almalinux.org/|Alma]] Polished and stable, great for a server.
  * [[https://archlinux.org/|Arch]] Huge community assistance  (BTW).
  * [[https://bazzite.gg/|Bazzite]] Based on Fedora, designed for gaming.
  * [[https://www.debian.org/|Debian]] Huge install base, hundreds of other distros based on it, once you try it, you may never go back.
  * [[https://getfedora.org/|Fedora]] Beautiful but frequent updates.
  * [[https://linuxmint.com/|Linux Mint]] Solid, stable, works.
  * [[https://www.opensuse.org/|Open Suse]] Millions of Germans can't be wrong.
  * [[https://rockylinux.org/]] Nearly identical to Alma, both a clone of RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)
  * [[https://www.opensuse.org/|Open Suse]] Millions of Germans can't be wrong.
  * [[http://www.slackware.com/|Slackware]] One of the oldest and most traditional Linux distributions.
  * [[https://tails.net/|Tails]] Connects to the Internet exclusively through the anonymity network Tor.

I'll add more things in here as time permits.