View Poll Results: Which Distrobution is your favorite?
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Redhat/Fedora (plz post which one)
16 13.33% -
SUSE
19 15.83% -
Mandriva
1 0.83% -
Slackware
7 5.83% -
Debian
23 19.17% -
Knoppix
1 0.83% -
MEPIS
3 2.50% -
Ubuntu
23 19.17% -
Gentoo
7 5.83% -
Other (plz post which one)
20 16.67%
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I am using Xandros....
- 04-12-2007 #31Just Joined!
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I am using Xandros.
- 04-12-2007 #32Just Joined!
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oh oh, DEBIAN is winning!:P
howcome? last time I installed it it ran in mode 3.
I couldn't do anything and since I'm a newb...
LOL
- 04-12-2007 #33Linux Newbie
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I run almost all my servers on runlevel 3. It's better that way imo
Originally Posted by henky 
I praise Webmin and PuTTy!
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- 04-12-2007 #34Just Joined!
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i run Kubuntu OpenSUSE 10.2 and Debian (with KDE as my gui) but in the past i have used Ark linux
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tux.kde
- 04-12-2007 #35Just Joined!
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sorry i forgot to say i also run puppy linux off my 4gb usb when i am at college this distro is like my keys never leave home with out it
sorry for double posting
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tux.kde
- 04-12-2007 #36Linux Newbie
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opensuse 10.0 baby!!
And i just installed Debian for fun
" I didn't know it was a picture of his wife! I thought it was a publicity shot form Planet Of the Apes."
- 04-12-2007 #37Just Joined!
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I am using a home-made version based on kubuntu.
- 04-13-2007 #38Linux Engineer
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I started with SuSE 10 which we are using at university. Now using SuSE 10.2
- 04-13-2007 #39Linux Enthusiast
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Well, Debian always defaults to runlevel 2 and has everything setup for that run level, including X. What probably happened is that you forgot to check the "Desktop Environment" options. Happens to everyone the first time they install Debian and aren't aware of this. Originally Posted by henky "Today you are freer than ever to do what you want, provided you can pay for it!" --Bad Religion
- 04-13-2007 #40Just Joined!
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I'm using Red Hat Fedora 5 on my old desktop and Fedora 6 on my slightly newer laptop as installed OS's.
But I have a large (and still growing) collection of live CDs and DVDs for when I want to try something different or learn more by seeing how different distros are put together.
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