What's your favorite distro? What should I try next/again?

Don't say Ubuntu or any variation thereof. It'll take some convincing before I try that shit again.

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I like Fedora the best. Many times I resort to Ubuntu because it is easy.

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I haven't heard anything much about Fedora in a long time. I might give it a shot again; I think I remember enjoying it.

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I use Ubuntu the most. I know, its a n00b distro, but I never really use Linux outside of our labs, and we use SUSE, Ubuntu, and Fedora. Except, Ubuntu is on like more than half of the machines.

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Accidents in the back seat can cause kids.
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Hmm, I used DSL and ZenWalk for a bit those were pretty nice.

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I still use DSL for fixing other people's shit. One of my favorites, even if it is a bit limited. And ZenWalk runs on my old laptop right now. Both good distros.

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Fedora. SUSE is good to.  

I use Ubuntu the most. I know, its a n00b distro, but I never really use Linux outside of our labs, and we use SUSE, Ubuntu, and Fedora. Except, Ubuntu is on like more than half of the machines.

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Well, there's two people saying Fedora. I'll give it a go.

And yeah, nearly every Linux box I've seen runs Ubuntu. It's too dumbed down, in my opinion, and not worth the trouble of working with.

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Here's a third recommending Fedora :P or Slackware.

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Fedora it is, then.

I never cared much for Slack. I suppose it's an acquired taste.

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Post edited at 1:37 am on June 11, 2009 by Sector Corrupt

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Windows, For when you don't know any better.
Mac, for when you think you do.
Linux, for when you actually want to get something done.

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I'd like to be the first here to Recommend ArchLinux. I'm not currently running it on my computers, but that's just because I've been moving around a lot and it's a harder to use Distro, but it's very much a customizable one. It doesn't require excessive compilation like Gentoo, and the Package Manager Pacman is pretty damn handy. Plus since you start with a command line and work your way up you can choose your own lightweight window managers/ desktop environment should you so choose.

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I never knew Arch was so customizable. I'll definitely try it. Downloading the image now.

Thanks a lot.

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1. Fedora (looks great, easy to use, best all around, professional development team, etc., etc.)
2. OpenSUSE (many of what Fedora has but it is slow and uses a different package manager, I think)
3. Ubuntu (slowest and, I find, hardest to use, but it has the most support online and is compatible with the most hardware)
4. gOS (lightewight, but not very functional)

I don't really install anything besides these.

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