What Linux do you run?

[jaarik]

Would be nice to hear what distro you currently run.

I am first

Ubuntu 8.04 and PuppyLinux3.01_WobblyNOP

 

[Gothan]

As you all know, kubuntu 7.10

 

[Tassidar]

Ubuntu - Gutsy
Xubuntu running Fluxbox on old computer.
Have tried DSL, with limited success. Next version I try will be Gentoo.

 

[web]

Mandriva 2008.0 i586 at the moment, due to the incredible simple way it sets up my E220 modem will give ubuntu another whirl when 8.04 is released.

 

[*New* *Improved* chiskop]

Laptop: ubuntu 7.10, for a few more weeks

Desktop: Linux Mint. I like it a lot.

 

[The_Unbeliever]

OpenSuSE 10.3

I've tried Ubuntu, but always goes back to SuSE

 

[jaarik]

You are quite a bunch of intrepid and adventurous Linux experts! Anybody else?

 

[Herm]

OpenSuSe 10.3

and every now and then GeeXboX

I suppose I could also mention Endian (firewall distro) and FreeNAS (NAS distro)

 

[Asha'man X]

I'm using Mandriva 2005 limited edition at work as a squid proxy server. That's about it. When my new pc is built I'll have Mandriva 2008.1 installed as a third os, and will play with some in virtual machines.

I also like PcLinuxOS, used it as a live CD a few times.

But I here I must admit that I'm quite out of touch in the Linux world.

/Flame suit on
I'm a Windows man
/Flame suit off

 

[milomak]

I have three distros installed.

My failsafe distro - Debian 32bit (Lenny)
My main usage distro - Fedora 8 (64-bit)
Playing around with: Sidux (64-bit)

 

[fskmh]

Slackware and Slamd64

 

[neobyte]

Fedora 8

 

[Picard]

Edubuntu at work.

 

[w1z4rd]

Ubuntu - Desktop
OpenNA - Servers
Puppylinux - Laptop that does not have a hard drive.

 

[Coza]

Edubuntu at work.

Do you work for a school ?

 

[Coza]

I use :

Ubuntu Desktop - laptop
Ubuntu server - nagios & cacti
SME Server - PDC server based on centOS
ipcop firewall - Firewall
endian firewall - Firewall
pfsense - Firewall BSD based firewall
ISPconfig - ISP control panel


Although i have tried and tested many distros, these are the ones i use everyday.

 

[James]

CentOS on my LAMP box

 

[jaarik]

Ubuntu - Desktop
OpenNA - Servers
Puppylinux - Laptop that does not have a hard drive.

Yeah, PuppyLinux rocks out of the box. Surprisingly stable little distro! Good for you. Nod.

 

[HavocXphere]

Kubuntu 7.10...in a VM atm. I need some Windows software and Games.

I'm glad I shelled out more $$ for a more expensive CPU though. Works like a charm with VMWare.

I plan on taking my external HDD to university soon though & download the zillion distros they have there. Then I'll try them 1 by 1 in the VM to find something that suits me.

 

[flarkit]

Ubuntu 7.10 at home