• Researching different distros of Linux, making recommendations to potential users based upon their hardware.

Step A Recommendations for User #1

Research 2 different Distros of Linux that can run on the system listed below.

This is what they have

• • Intel Core i5-4590, 3.30 GHz, 8 GB RAM, 64 Bit
    • Linux Partition on the hard drive 465.76 GB Free
    • Windows 7 Enterprise Service Pack 1
    • Oracle VM Virtual Box, Version 5.06 R 103037
• Linux Mint 17_2 already loaded in Virtual Box

Step B Recommendations for User #2

Research 2 different Distros of Linux that can run on the system listed below.

This is what they have

• • • Intel Core 2 Duo up to 6700 2.66 GHz
  • 4 GB RAM, 32 Bit
    • 80 GB Hard Drive
• No Operating System currently loaded

Step C Posting and commenting to the Discussion Board

Post your recommendations for Users # 1 + # 2, from Steps A + B to this Discussion Board. Include the reasons why you selected the Distros that you did. Review the Discussion Board expectations and be sure to comment on one of your peers post.

My answer and my English not good

Step A Best choice to is Ubuntu and Zorin OS.it aready ruunning Windows 7, with Linux in Virtual Box.i find some that are friendly and visually to same windows 7. here is two list

• Ubuntu is one of the most popular distros. It's frequently updated and is a very user-friendly program.
• Zorin OS was designed and felt like Windows 7, so the user will feel right at home.

Step B

The specs in this case is low.

RHEL is the syntax of terminal code in RHEL when compared to the Ubuntu Linux distro. Also Redhat has tools for automating tasks,manageability and also stable hybrid deployments .

Peppermint is specifically designed for 32bit Intel processors. It is also based on Ubuntu and works with a recommended 2GB of RAM.