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description: "I've recently got to create a Linux machine for some scripts testing - and I've installed Debian on my VM. After year of working on Kali and long time a"
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Comment [Ultimate Guide: How To Choose A Linux Distribution](https://hashnode.com/posts/ultimate-guide-how-to-choose-a-linux-distribution/636a2e7a7532c01a7fed43af)

[Kamil Gierach-Pacanek](https://hashnode.com/@Asentinn)

[Nov 12, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/ultimate-guide-how-to-choose-a-linux-distribution/636a2e7a7532c01a7fed43af/comment/636f762d8a838a231e2abdfe)

I've recently got to create a Linux machine for some scripts testing - and I've installed Debian on my VM. After year of working on Kali and long time ago, on Ubuntu - I must say Debian itself is like a rough diamond.

I definitely advise someone just starting with Linux to leave Debian after they will feel more comfortable with some Ubuntu for example.

Well, also for more advanced freaks - there is a project called [Linux From Scratch](https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/)!

PS. Never completed more than couple chapters from LFS :D