How many Distros you have?

[Lakshmipathi]

Right now,How many Distros installed in your system?
I have the following distros in my system:
Fedora 7
Open Suse
Ubuntu
Mandriva 2009
Fedora 10

I have five what's your distro score?

[Freston]

I voted more than five, but that includes VirtualBox on my main machine.

450Mhz lappy running FreeBSD
1.6Ghz custom Slackware 12.1 install meant to push disk images over a network
1.6Ghz Netbook has Zenwalk
2.0Ghz Slackware 12.1, server
2x2.0Ghz Slackware 12.1 and Slackware 12.2 in dual boot and VirtualBox: Backtrack 3.0, Ubuntu 8.04, Kubuntu 8.04, Mint somerecentversionIdunno, VectorLinux, OpenBSD (non bootable should look into that)

[rokytnji]

Mine are in my sig.

4 in amrel laptop.
1 fulltime desktop
2 dualboot panasonic laptop
1 dualboot desktop

[daffyduc]

I have 3 native and a few in VM for testing.

fedora 8 home pc
ubuntu 8.10 laptop
rhel5 home server with vmware

Virtual

slackware12
centos5
backtrack3 (technically slackware)
suse 10
solaris 10 (unix based)
zenoss VM

[Dapper Dan]

Six if you want to say Kubuntu and Ubuntu are different distros.

1. Ubuntu - work
2. Kubuntu - server (it was already installed and (K)Ubuntu LAMP was a snap).
3. Xandros (EEE PC)
4. Slackware - Shoutcast server
5. CentOS - work
6. CRUX - Home
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[dandart]

Do VM's count?
I usually have one or two on my main pc, one on my mac, and at least 10 in VMs...

[techieMoe]

One. I see no reason to run multiple versions of Linux simultaneously.

[rokytnji]

I see no reason to run multiple versions of Linux simultaneously

Not being a IT professional, I do it for learning purposes since I am self taught.

[techieMoe]

Not being a IT professional, I do it for learning purposes since I am self taught.

Don't get me wrong. I've tried quite a few Linux distributions. However, I try them one at a time. When I want to use a new one, I install it on top of the old one. I just personally have no need to leave multiple distros installed on any one machine.

[rokytnji]

I'm not getting you wrong Techie Moe. I am just giving my reasons for doing what i do. I am not the sharpest pencil when it comes to Linux so i have to experiment a lot when it comes to things like even editing grub, or wireless or printing. I get bored real easy you see. I just learned this past week how to get Puppy to boot up with Ubuntus Grub loader. Since the 2 distros don't play nice together. Ubuntus grub menu and Puppys grub menu was 2 different stories.

So please don't take my statement wrong. I like reading your rants and have based some of my distro choices on your expertise in these matters. I , like I said am just explaining my outlook on why I personally experiment with dual boot and try to learn the ins and outs between KDE, Gnome, JWM, LXDE and with nobody to teach me but you guys. No back to being on topic. Sorry guys.