Here Are Top 5 Linux Distros For Developers ➤ 5 Best Linux Distros For Programmers ➤ 5 Of The Best 💻
9In This Video We Are Discussing About Linux has always been a go-to choice for many programmers and developers. Its customizability, open source nature and stability are just a few of the many reasons. It also supports a wide collection of programming languages, including C, C++, Perl, Ruby, PHP and more. This guide will focus on some of the best Linux distros for developers and programmers and highlight the key features that make them ideal for programming/development purposes.
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1. Manjaro
Manjaro is one of the most developer/programmer-centric Linux distros. It is used by the majority of developers for Web and app development as their “daily driver” due to its simplistic nature.,
2. Ubuntu Desktop
Ubuntu is one of the most versatile Linux distros, which explains why it’s one of the most used by Linux enthusiasts, including beginner and professional programmers.
3. Fedora
Fedora is another development-programming-centered Linux distro – it even says on its website that it “creates an innovative, free, and open-source platform for hardware, clouds, and containers that enables software developers.
4. Arch Linux
Although Arch Linux does not have the easiest installation process, it’s a developer’s dream. That’s because just about every interaction with it – installing packages, software, repositories, etc. – is a chance to work in the terminal. And as we know, developers and programmers love working in the terminal because it’s the surest way to be productive.
5. Debian
If Linux were a tree, Debian would be a ring on the outer edge of the tree, since it is one of the oldest Linux distros around.
Besides being one of the oldest Linux distros, Debian also has the development/programming-friendly features.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which distro should I install?
Despite the outline listed above, you may still find it challenging to navigate the sea of Linux distros and find the right one for developers. To avoid problems with your base system when developing, choose a distribution with high stability, customization and popularity. This will help you customize and get support if needed. Popular choices in this category are Manjaro and Ubuntu.
2. How secure are Linux Systems?
Most Linux distributions rely heavily on the base Linux kernel, making them very secure, if not the most secure. This, however, does not mean there are no vulnerabilities for Linux systems, but compared to other systems, such as Windows, you will never have to worry about antivirus.
3. Which development software should I get?
Linux contains tens, if not hundreds of thousands, of software packages. It comes with all major tools that you as a developer will need, including support for all major programming languages and IDEs. The good thing is that most Linux distros have a software repository that contains everything you need (and don’t need). You can easily install what you need with a few clicks.
Wrapping Up
The best Linux distro for programming is the one that meets your needs. That is the main criteria you should have in mind when deciding which Linux distro to use.
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