View Poll Results: What do you currently use as your default Linux distribution?
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RPM-based: (Redhat, Fedora, Mandriva, OpenSUSE, etc.)
10 23.26% -
DEB-based: (Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Mepis, etc.)
21 48.84% -
Source-based: (Crux, Gentoo, LFS, etc.)
5 11.63% -
Other (please specify)
7 16.28%
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Which distribution are you currently running as your main or default Linux distro?
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1Likes- 12-28-2011 #1forum.guy
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What distribution are you running? (2012)
Which distribution are you currently running as your main or default Linux distro?
Note that the poll from last year has been closed, but it can be found here:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/cof...ng-2011-a.htmloz
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- 12-28-2011 #2Linux Engineer
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I run a couple of Linuxes.. MInt 7 and Debian Mint. CentOS and expee too.
- 12-28-2011 #3forum.guy
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Still running Arch Linux here!
It's been serving me well for about 7 years, so no need to change.oz
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- 12-28-2011 #4Just Joined!
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Mandriva on desktop, Centos and Redhat for intranet and Debian for Asterisk
- 12-28-2011 #5Linux Guru
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AntiX is my default. Been solid for me like Ozar and Arch over the years.
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- 12-28-2011 #6Trusted Penguin
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I've settled, fairly happily, on Slackware.
Once I get some better gear, that doesn't have a tendency to overheat, I'm planning on moving back to CRUX.
BTW... I voted other, since Slack is kinda source-based and binary-based.Jay
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- 12-28-2011 #7Blackfooted Penguin
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Mainly openSUSE 12.1 at the moment although I still dabble with Fedora as well as Scientific Linux now and again.
- 12-28-2011 #8Trusted Penguin
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Debian and #! mainly but do have a Scientific box and have been experimenting with Crux recently
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- 12-29-2011 #9Super Moderator
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Using Crux.
Other boxes have Debian, CentOS and Mint too.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 12-29-2011 #10Linux Guru
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My main box is Fedora 16, but I also use CentOS 4/5 daily. Generous portions of RHEL and older Fedoras are found throughout my work/home LANs, too.
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