If you are completely new to Linux I recommend starting with "default" Ubuntu in an LTS version. Avoid using the latest version if you do not need support for i.e. hardware that is only recently supported.
This way you will find heaps of help and troubleshooting information for exactly the version you are using.
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If you are completely new to Linux I recommend starting with "default" Ubuntu in an LTS version. Avoid using the latest version if you do not need support for i.e. hardware that is only recently supported.
This way you will find heaps of help and troubleshooting information for exactly the version you are using.