Any Linux distribution that allows you to install the development tools that you need.
Great ! So you don't need anything specifically?
No. You have a lot of distributions to choose from. A majority of them will work well for doing development. I recommend using one of the major Linux distributions that have been around for a while.
Could you give me some examples?
Also , Is their anything in particular that makes these less optimal to use for development. Eg: no support for a certian format ?
Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSUSE, LinuxMint, MX Linux, Pop!_OS, etc should be okay.
None are less optimal for development. You just need to select the distribution and desktop (KDE, Xfce, Gnome, etc) you like best.
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Any Linux distribution that allows you to install the development tools that you need.
Great ! So you don't need anything specifically?
No.
You have a lot of distributions to choose from. A majority of them will work well for doing development. I recommend using one of the major Linux distributions that have been around for a while.
Could you give me some examples?
Also , Is their anything in particular that makes these less optimal to use for development. Eg: no support for a certian format ?
Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSUSE, LinuxMint, MX Linux, Pop!_OS, etc should be okay.
None are less optimal for development. You just need to select the distribution and desktop (KDE, Xfce, Gnome, etc) you like best.