I'm in love with GNOME 3 myself. It fairly fast and smooth, and it looks
great, and is easy and fun to use. It has one main issue that I'm aware of:
sometimes elements of programs are off-screen without any way to access
them unless you change displays or resolutions. This problem has occurred
to me about as often as it had on a Windows XP netbook though, which isn't
often. I would recomend Ubuntu GNOME, but you could install GNOME on a
number of other distros. GNOME works flawlessly with Ubuntu and Fedora,
other than that, your taking a risk.

On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 2:50 PM, Peter Shkabara <[log in to unmask]>
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> I have been away from Linux and other UNIX like operating systems for a
> while. Any recommendations for a desktop Linux of free BSD to use now?
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