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I'm using Feisty Fawn since 3 days...and it's preety good !!
Just have to make some more...customisation, then it'll be beautiful (with beryl or compiz...and the 3D effects are gorgeous!!!  

Without hesitation, i say Ubuntu

i like fedora core 6.... now trying rhel5....

fedora and openSuse

Ubuntu. I have 7.04 and it's great

My favorites are Ubuntu & Linux Mint

The thing about RPM-based distros is that every rpm has to be packaged for that distro! Plus, most rpm-based distros don't have cool no-fuss-easy-to-use-click-and-install like apt-get, adept, or synaptic package manager. On the other hand, debian-based distros have all that stuff, and any .deb package will work!

i am also a big fan of ubuntu but i cant get the beryl work on it. can anyone help me with it.  

OpenSUSE. I started with Ubuntu but I got tired of it. Suse is just smoother, more professional looking. Ubuntu is too rough around the edges for me. It's update facility is superb, though, the best around for sure.

Assuming you're using 7.04 Feisty have you updated and enabled the "restricted drivers" option? It should enable the graphics driver for your card. You need to have a reasonable card for it to run properly.

I've read that Compiz and Beryl have now become one. The fusion result of these two will be fully integrated to Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibsson). I think the effects will be easier to achieve, since it's part of the system now.

Let's hope for the best

The Green Reaper: Enabling the restricted drivers make things more complicated, at least on ATi cards. Beryl works good without the driver but is buggy with it on.

i finally came to know that i cant make beryl work on my virtual machine. too bad.

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Beryl is good with my Intel GMA 900 64 Mo

Ah a virtual machine. Beryl requires hardware acceleration which isn't possible in a VM AFAIK.

yes, the virtual machine doesnt support the graphic acceleration, so i was not able to use beryl on it.

Hey, 1 question, Ubuntu its free? I searched about that, and on the official page I read that is free.

Ubuntu is absolutely free.

You can download it from here.

And, I need to make a new partition or when I boot I select Windows or Ubuntu? I never understanded Linux

If you have the Ubuntu Live CD, then just boot onto it, and select the option which will make the Windows partion smaller. This will automatically create 2 partions for ubuntu (the ext3 partion, and the swap partion). I suggest you give Ubuntu min. 10GB

As soon as I get a new PC, I switch to Freespire : KDE 4 looks so beautiful (thanks to Everaldo).  

I'm currently under Xubuntu with the most lightweight and simple apps.

I downloaded Ubuntu on the official page, its an iso file, I need to burn it to a CD?
I'll make a now topic for how to install Ubuntu

Yes Then reboot into the CD and Ubuntu will boot up, once you're happy choose the install onto hard drive option.

Thanks The Green Reaper, and when I open MagicISO, I need to extract all files and burrn it to a CD, or only the .iso file?

Read this: How to burn Ubuntu ISO

I burn it with MAgicISO, and work, I boot with thar disk and Start Ubuntu, All fine, but in the desktop off Ubuntu appear me one icon name Install, Its for intall Ubuntu? and how I can configure Ubuntu to have conexion to the Internet?

You don't seem to have an Ethernet connexion...

USB ? Wifi ?

USB, I'm of Mexico, I have Prodigy Infinitum and a Inalabric Router, My laptop its inalambric and my PC its connected with USB. The brand of my Router its 2WIRE