Linux on MAC | What DISTRO should you use?

Each Linux distro has it's own purpose. I would divide those in those groups:
1) Specific tools set. Kali Linux is an example of penetration testing set
https://www.kali.org/
2) Beautiful distros such as Elementary. I initially tried Linux a couple of years ago and while I liked it, but it felt like visual copy of Mac OS in many ways.
https://elementary.io/
3) Distros intended to run on very low specs hardware. Such example would be an antiX Linux. Another purpose of this distro is also recovering boot records.
https://antixlinux.com/
4) General purpose distros such as Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Manjaro
https://kubuntu.org/
https://manjaro.org/

My computer: Macbook Pro, 2014. 16 GB of RAM, 512 GB SSD
Preferred Linux distro: Kubuntu 18.04 LTS

Timeline:

0:00 - Introduction
3:39 - Kali Linux
6:50 - antiX Linux
9:29 - elementary OS
13:40 - Kubuntu on external SSD
15:40 - Conclusions

But the main thing to realize when it comes to using those distros is that there is no ideal one-fits-all OS and you start with the distro that you personally like, adjust it as you like and go from there.

And it's a Linux, it's perfectly fine to switch distros when you want. In the world of Linux it's possible to keep user data on a separate partition and only reinstall the necessary apps, preserving all the settings.

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