Top 50 distros of Linux

Systems or Linux distributions have been criticized by some for its no standardization for blurring the work of the entire development community hundreds of different distributions. This is true that creates problems, such as the need to create different packages for different package managers (.rpm, .deb, ...) and extra effort from the developers of applications and drivers to make them work well in any distro. Even for those who study on Linux it is tedious because you have to learn certain peculiarities of some distributions and handle all such packages.

That aside, I must say that there are as many distributions as tastes. Therefore we can benefit from this diversity and install the most appropriate for our work or purpose. This article list the 50 most used Linux distributions. The Top 50 is as follows in this order:

1. Ubuntu
2. Red Hat Enterprise Linux
3. Debian
4. SuSE
5. Linux Mint
6. Slackware
7. Gentoo
8. Arch Linux
9. Fedora
10. openSuSE
11. Kubuntu
12. Lubuntu
13. Xubuntu
14. Edubuntu
15. Easy Peasy
16. Zentyal
17. NewSense
18. Pinguy OS
19. Bodhi Linux
20. MoonOS
21. MEPIS
22. CrunchBang
23. Knoppix
24. DreamLinux
25. Mandriva
26. CentOS
27. Scientific Linux
28. Fusion
29. Unity
30. Mageia
31. ZenWalk
32. Vector Linux
33. Frugalware
34. Salix OS
35. Chakra
36. ArchBang
37. Sabayon
38. Joli OS
39. Peppermint
40. aLinux
41. DSL
42. Tiny Core Linux
43. Puppy Linux
44. Zorin OS
45. Ylmf OS
46. GoboLinux
47. PCLInuxOS
48. MeeGo
49. Chrome OS
50. Musix GNU+Linux