Add Linux Distribution Feature Comparison Table (Fixes #40)#47
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This update adds a new Linux Distribution Comparison section to the README. The section includes a detailed table comparing supported Linux distributions by RAM, storage, desktop environments, best use cases, and difficulty level — making it easier for users to decide which distro suits their needs. I’ve also included quick visual cues (emojis and icons) for better readability, and added a short performance benchmark table for reference. Overall, this improves the README’s usability and makes it more beginner-friendly, especially for first-time LinuxDroid users and Hacktoberfest contributors.
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| | 🔵 **Pop!_OS** | 4 GB | 20 GB | GNOME | 🎮 Gaming, Workstations | ⭐⭐ | | ||
| | 🟠 **Kali Linux** | 2 GB | 4 GB | XFCE, KDE | 🕵️♂️ Pentesting, Cybersecurity | ⭐⭐⭐ | | ||
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Remove emojis and use icons instead.
Ensure all fields in the table are core/essential (e.g., size, RAM, DEs) and remove/adjust any non-core or subjective fields.
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This PR adds a new “Linux Distribution Comparison” section to the README.md, addressing issue #40.
Basically this update adds a new Linux Distribution Comparison section to the README. The section includes a detailed table comparing supported Linux distributions by RAM, storage, desktop environments, best use cases, and difficulty level — making it easier for users to decide which distro suits their needs.
I’ve also included quick visual cues (emojis and icons) for better readability and added a short performance benchmark table for reference. Overall, this improves the README’s usability and makes it more beginner-friendly, especially for first-time LinuxDroid users and Hacktoberfest contributors.