[carlosponti]

what color do you think your distro represents?

here is where it started
Fedora = Blue
Ubuntu = Brown
Suse = green

[devils casper]

Sabayon -- Red
Debian -- Brown

[techieMoe]

Damn Small -- Black

[easuter]

Vector -- Blue

[bigtomrodney]

You think of Debian as Brown? Hrmmm. Yeah I guess I always thought of it as beigey-brown. Well at least the kind of beigey-brown that could be displayed in an 8-bit terminal. I spent most of my Debian days at command line.

The distro I haven't seen yet that I use would be Slax. It's kinda light blue to me with the KDE plastik theme and its wallpaper, though from the website I would imagine it should be green.

[Roxoff]

CentOS = Red (as in Hat).

[Juan Pablo]

Gentoo -- light blue and purple

[Zelmo]

Originally Posted by devils_casper

Debian -- Brown

Hmm, I've never thought of Debian as brown. My first reaction is that it's red, because the logo is normally red. I don't know what colors are most prevalent in the default install (been a while since I installed my Debian systems). But if I had to say what color Debian feels like, I'd say "transparent."

[Juan Pablo]

IMO, Debian -- Dark blue and red

Like the default wallpaper when you just install GNOME

[ozar]

Arch is another blue distro.