Avoid these seven Linux distros until you know Linux

Seven Linux distributions, including Linux From Scratch and Gentoo, are recommended for experienced users only, due to their complexity and reliance on command-line operations. These distros require advanced knowledge of system configuration and package management. These distributions, such as Arch Linux and Slackware, often lack user-friendly graphical interfaces and automated processes, demanding manual configuration and troubleshooting. They also may require compiling software from source or managing dependencies manually. The article highlights the challenges of these distros for beginners, emphasizing the need for command-line proficiency before attempting them. It also mentions the unique package managers and system configurations used by some of these distributions.