To be sure, check the "hardware compatibility" lists at the Web sites of each distribution. NEVER take the hardware vendor's word for Linux compatibility! The main problem is drivers. The supplied or downloadable Linux driver may be for either a Linux distribution no longer in use or one that is incompatible with yours.
Before you install Linux, note that I recommend the KDE desktop. Its applications appear to be easier to use and more functional than the Gnome desktop. So when your distribution gives you a choice during install, pick KDE. If you're using Red Hat/Fedora, have already installed the Gnome desktop, and would like to change to KDE, view this LinuxQuestions.org page. Otherwise, google or check your Linux distribution's vendor site.
To install Linux:
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