DEFINITIVE: Which Linux Distro? (poll for 2007-08)

[dotRoot]

RHEL + CLI (GNOME for CDEGA sometimes ;) ) Good to see the Nix community here still growing.

[deidre.nair@gmail.com]

Arch Linux with fvwm (modified with some patches from fvwm-crystal and fvwm-themes), rox-filer, pypanel and gdesklets.

[Wannabe]

Ubuntu, Gnome-beryl and I don't really use it for anything but learning (personal leaning)... And mostly ircing :p

But sure play around with it sometimes and such.

[xerolide]

OpenSUSE, KDE and learning for me. :)

[S7un7]

Gnome on FC6. Been using Fedora since Core 3.

[red.]

Using OpenSuse with Gnome for learning/using it to test things.

[farmeunit]

The only problem we've had was when we went to install SLES9 on one of our servers, we got the message we were installing a 32-Bit OS on 64-Bit hardware, which isn't true. The Xeon processors we have in this particular server are strictly 32-Bit. When we went to upgrade the server to SLES10 we didn't get the message again, so I assume it was just a bug.

I had that problem withe Fedora Core 4 or 5 trying to install K12LTSP. And was on a desktop machine. Can't remember specs, but definitely not 64-bit.

I really like SLES10 though. I'll also be trying out openSUSE although right now I'm running Ubuntu at home, both with Gnome.

[davemania]

Ubuntu with KDE as a media center on a laptop, may try out OpenSuse when I have the time.

[somethingthatrhymes]

I actually lied on this poll. I voted Debian but I do have Ubuntu Server currently installed. I don't prefer it however, and I will probably switch back to Debian soon. So I should end up running Debian for most of the year just like I ran it (well, Knoppix) last year.

I feel for you, man. I was stuck with Kubuntu for a while due to a driver issue with Sarge. Thank god the Etch beta fixed it (I don't usually use betas, but this was URGENT). Debian FTW!

[bmbeeman]

Running Ubuntu on my iMac and trying out OpenSuse on my laptop. Novell's KDE "Enhancements" are starting to bug me...

[BabyDoc]

PCLinuxOS-KDE-Learning linux

I tried ubuntu but didn't like it very much.

After what looking around for distro's i decided to trie PCLinuxOS and that works great since the first minute.

[ViperAFK]

OpenSuSE 10.2 with Gnome, Just need to get the goddamned sound to work.

[karma_police]

I dropped Ubuntu and now I'm using Arch.

[hotdog666al]

I'm digging Fedora Core 6. :D

[El CobaiN]

ubuntu on my lap dudes I try after Mandrake and works good too im not a expert user of linux but i like try different OS :shifty:

[simmorya]

i love openSUSE 10.2 (on my 2nd system)

[d4v1d05]

Fedora 6 / GNOME / Desktop for me :D

Never could get used to ubuntu, I didn't like the dumbing down of alot of options, and I'm not that big a fan of the apt system, I'm one of the few that PREFERS rpm to apt :o I also love the livna repos :D

[markwolfe Veteran]

I also love the livna repos :D

Really?

Must be the apps I have installed, but Livna is disabled on my box, and I only use it with the "--enablerepo" option to update my nVidia kernel module whenever I get a new kernel (just did that last night).

Livna, mixed with my other repos, horribly broke my box in very subtle ways. I was advised on another forum to blacklist livna (except for their nVidia drivers), and have been without problems ever since. The problems were bad enough to make me consider jumping from RedHat/Fedora (which I have used all my Linux-using life) to Debian.

[Budious]

Ubuntu/Gnome/Desktop on my modern laptop.

Ubuntu/Fluxbox/Desktop on my legacy laptop. (may switch to Xfce)

[darklordsatan]

Slackware hands down, xfce and for *everything*.

[SoapyHamHocks Member]

Frugalware with GNOME or XFCE.

[Fred Derf Veteran]

I am no longer lying on this poll. I kicked out Ubuntu and have returned to Knoppix. Instead of a LiveCD, I have it installed (which basically means that I'm running Debian unstable). Although it is, in fact, quite stable.

[gentoogod123]

Gentoo for school purpose, vista for home use

[Hills420]

I run Oracle Enterprise Linux 4 (don't ask, my work paid for the license)

[gohankid77]

I currently have Fedora 6 installed, and I'm eagerly awaiting Fedora 7. :)