Which linux distro do you run?

[DesertF0x]

I have used Gentoo but at some point i switched to Ubuntu. At work we have Debian. My favorite is Ubuntu as more works out of the box and there are more package archives...

[siciliagranata]

Debian at work

[quack]

Kinda getting tired of Ubuntu... a combo of the reduced support window and the whole lens thing, don't really have anything against Unity as a whole though. But I know I'd miss the wide availability of packages.

I'm a little reluctant to switch to a RPM-based system just because I'm more comfortable with DEBs, although I'm experimenting with Centos on a VPS. If I can get comfortable with that then I guess that opens up a whole lot more options.

Mint sounds nice - although it looks like it just mirrors Ubuntu's support cycles.

Debian certainly has much to recommend it. I see that Mint makes a Debian-based version these days - sounds like that might be a perfect combo.

In the meantime I still have to be productive and get work done, so I'm sticking with Ubuntu because I know where everything is :-)

[Firefox112]

Quack,

If you are getting tired of Ubuntu - Mint would certainly be worth a shot.

I dont know that once you are used the DEB based systems that you want to switch to yum/RPM. I know I dont.

[j3mm4n3]

Ubuntu

[Ihino]

While it's certainly the "popular choice", I like Ubuntu for exactly that: Plenty of resources and support is available online to assist me with all kinds of questions and problems.

[Flip--]

Ubuntu

[ferenan]

Fedora from the very beginning.

[Mr. Mulder]

Mint 16 Petra with Cinnamon desktop running on my Lenovo S205, I've always liked Mint. I was a ubuntu man until they brought in Unity, its not that I don't like it, it just feels too touch screeney for my liking. Given a second choice I'd go with Xubuntu.

I ran Kali for a bit before switching to Mint as my main OS, kali was fun for all the naughty tools it had - most beyond my understanding but i did manage to crack a few WEP WAPs, which was nice. And for some reason Xubuntu seemed to develop start-up issues no matter what i did overtime on my laptop, could have been hardware specific but never really looked into it. But Mint, as ever is solid.

After some repository/dependency fiddling last night I finally got Urban Terror working

[rodrigez]

I'm using Ubuntu-GNOME because I don't like this Unity-stuff. Using some PPAs makes the desktop realy beautiful and useable. I also installed the Steam-Client to play some neat games.