Debian works too, it really doesn’t matter as long as its not windows and google Chromebook crap.

Linux distros aren’t all made the same, but they’re all pretty much the same in spirit. Tux is universal.

I personally think that Pop!OS is a user friendly distro that would be an easy introduction to Linux for students while also focusing on privacy and security with less clutter.

Pop!OS is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution featuring a custom GNOME desktop.

It is designed to have a minimal amount of clutter on the desktop without distractions in order to allow the user to focus on work.

This distro was also designed with security and privacy in mind.

So students can more easily focus on their work while also being more secure and private while using an easy to use interface, I know it’s not the only one but its a good one!

https://system76.com/pop/security/

Fuck chromebooks anyways, Google shouldn’t be allowed to steal so much information about our youth directly from the devices they use at school. They should be using laptops with Linux installed on them, preferably Pop!OS to preserve the kids privacy.

I don’t condone damaging school property, although I think it’s a lesser evil to Google’s privacy practices on Chromebooks.