Best Linux of 2011. -What?

[maxum]

That's what I'm talking about:
Windows didn't find all the files because I've forgot to search for hidden files, since a big part of my files were hidden.
Don't ask why they were hidden. I don't know.

[BC_Programmer]

That's what I'm talking about:
Windows didn't find all the files because I've forgot to search for hidden files, since a big part of my files were hidden.
Don't ask why they were hidden. I don't know.

What does windows have to do with OpenSUSE and bad file evaluations?

[maxum]

Sorry...
Very sorry...
About the trio post...
I didn't notice it was on another page.
anyway...
It isn't like the end of the world.

[Geek-9pm]

Sorry...Very sorry...
...
It isn't like the end of the world.

End of the world will be a topic for next year.
Meanwhile, there is time to try many Linux bistros.*
They now have it down to:
 "Lean Linux in Ten minutes".
http://freeengineer.org/learnUNIXin10minutes.html
Hurry! time is running out!  

* The spell checker keeps changing 'distros' to bistros.

[ThomasTheXPUser]

Learn unix in ten minutes? No way you can master the terminal in ten minutes.

On the best linux: I'm not surprised. Debian has advanced when it comes to usability. Some users will never run a terminal window, and can still do basic tasks.

[Quantos]

Learn unix in ten minutes? No way you can master the terminal in ten minutes.

Especially Unix, it's quite different from Linux flavors.

<edit> I know, probably master of the obvious again.  </edit>