I'm not pointing a Linux noob to any site that puts a big ol star nex to "suitable for daily use" under Gentoo.
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If they are new to linux I think we should always point them to mint. Then they can use a distro chooser to explore the rest of what linux distro's have to offer.
I took the test and it told me I should use Zorin. I've never even heard of that distro