adamorjames
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Arch Linux. It is a rolling-release distro which means you get new app versions, libs, etc which means some things are less buggy (kinda). The only thing about Arch Linux is you have to install the GUI stuff but that is a good learning experience and not hard if you have a wired connection. Wireless on Linux is a bit finicky still but Arch Linux has a great wiki at http://wiki.archlinux.org . My 1 dollar (inflation).
EDIT: I use Arch Linux on my laptop with a Broadcom wireless card and it works perfectly once I do the wiki stuff.
Great thing about Arch Linux is that you don't really have major upgrades like some other distros because like I said it's a rolling-release (new things start out in the testing repos and then move to the normal repos.)
EDIT: I use Arch Linux on my laptop with a Broadcom wireless card and it works perfectly once I do the wiki stuff.
Great thing about Arch Linux is that you don't really have major upgrades like some other distros because like I said it's a rolling-release (new things start out in the testing repos and then move to the normal repos.)