Hi,
Porbably not the most appropriate list for this question.
> How many versions of Linux are there?! I browsed on the internet and
Countably many. Tons. It doesn't matter.
> Free
Most of them are free to download, you usually have to pay for
professional support.
> Looks good
They all look pretty much the same, since they use the same software.
They just might have different default themes. But you can make a
Debian look like a SuSE.
> Works well
Any mainstream distro does.
> Has an "Office suite"
Only one? Most have three.
> Can be put onto a CD for CD Boot
Most can, the level of difficulty just varies. I'd suggest to go with Ubuntu.
> If anyone knows of a Linux version which does all of that, then tell
> me,please.
All do.
If you are a beginner, go with Ubuntu or SuSE.
If you are a developer, go with Debian.
If you are crazy about optimizing every tiny bit of your system,
without caring if this takes hours and hours - go with Gentoo.
best regards,
Erich Schubert
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