I ran through this survey like questionnaire; deliberately skipping questions that would pigeon-hole me into Arch or some DE based decision (which is meaningless). [FYI I skipped the 'User Experience', 'Distribution: Scope' and 'Software:Updates' questions]

The useless thing ended up suggesting LITERALLY every linux distro. Here's a link the the results for a laugh https://distrochooser.de/en/d5fb48e83643/

Which distro has the best HDR and GSync support? The questionnaire didn't even ask about it... :/

If anybody is so clueless about Linux that they need to take a quiz like this, they should probably just use something easy like Mint or Ubuntu.

Pretty good, it even has Devuan and Artix.

I always point users to howtopicklinuxdistro.com - they're always satisfied.

I have lately experienced a problem with my family. We have good computers, kind of bad computers and really bad and old computers. I can install a really cool distro on good computers, but not on the bad ones. I need a lighter DE on bad computers and a distro ready for old computers. But my family can't afford to learn how to use the 3 of them. So what is the solution here?

I'm thinking about installing the same distribution on all of them so that they don't have to get used to a new one every time they jump from one to another computer. I think that will be antiX.

Well at least at the end of the questions the distro I use (Void) was somewhere near the top of the list (4th).

According to DDG, this is DistroChooser but better! /hj

The one thing it does best is offering the capability to share the results so that people can refer/link to it while making an inquiry as such.

If you just want it to work, and you're coming from Windows or Mac, use Ubuntu. It's a nice intro, and the hardware support is excellent.

Funnily i tried this as i was curious and it pointed me to the distro i was already using - Opensuse lmfao