POLL: Which distro do you use?

[pavlo_7]

1. Debian
2. RHEL/Fedora
in the last couple of years.

Before then it was SuSE.

[anomie]

Plz help in this poll, the outcome is going to be my distro

Hmm, at the moment it looks like you're going to be using "Other".

FBSD desktop and development servers / CentOS file + print server / CentOS Oracle rac.

[tuxv]

Hmm, at the moment it looks like you're going to be using "Other".

Yeah don't let him use "Other" vote for Debian as I did.
When you use debian you'll fall in love with apt

[r1cs]

Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 (etch) amd64

[davecs]

Other? Top 5 @ Distrowatch?

PCLinuxOS, of course!

[henky]

ok....
well I don't know yet lol,
so much distro's and not enaugh dvd's to trie em all lol
I'll be sticking with ubuntu then, since I've used It before and I love it.

Everybody: Thanks a million times! It really did help me

[daacosta]

I went ahead and linked this poll on the "Polls and Special Threads" sticky at the top of the forum, since the previous poll seems to have disappeared entirely.

I don't actually use Linux on a daily basis at the moment, but when I do it's generally Ubuntu.

GASP! What? TechieMoe using Ubuntu?

[techieMoe]

GASP! What? TechieMoe using Ubuntu?

Haha. Perhaps I should explain that. I use Mac OS X for everyday things, and when I do use Linux, I generally want something I can install quickly in my Parallels VM, fire up and do something with it (like figuring out what menu option a user needs to choose to tweak something on Gnome or whatnot). For that purpose, Ubuntu works.

I've been harsh on Ubuntu in the past (as I alluded to earlier) but I don't hold grudges from one release to the next. Believe it or not, if Slackware suddenly changed their entire philosophy into something I'd use, I wouldn't write such scathing rants about it. Once a distribution becomes useful for me, I no longer loathe it.

[KyKo]

Debian on my server because it is hella easy to keep up-to-date.

When I am home from school I have dial-up, so on my little pentium 3 I run Linux Mint so I have codecs and DVD playback without having to download a bunch of stuff.

Desktop when I have fast internet: Slackware

[bidi]

Debian all around for me! It runs well everywhere I put it, be it as my desktop, or as a server. I have Testing for the desktop and Stable for the server, this way I keep a stable up to date desktop and an even more stable server.

I also play with Slackware on another computer. Never had good luck with RPM based distro though, I don't know why, but they always seem to explode when I install them.