settled on Arch Linux, after distrohopping a thousand times, it’s minimal yet it feels complete…

Ubuntu for laptop, Manjaro for desktop.

I like Ubuntu’s driver support and I can go anywhere (pre-COVID) without worrying as much if a usb device is going to work.

Manjaro is awesome for steam, itch.io, GOG, etc… Most of our games work in Linux now and its been a seamless experience.

POP OS and Twister OS

I started with Ubuntu, then I tried fedora, and now I’m switch to ElementaryOS because this simplicity, but i really like Debian. In the future y like try Qubes.

Arch, I like its simplicity (imo if you know a bit about linux there is nothing that hard in Arch)

linux mint, runs team fortress 2 well enough

Started with CentOS, then Ubuntu on servers. I finally started to get comfortable in Linux on desktop with Pop!_OS. Now I’m getting into Arch and exploring i3wm and xmonad.

Currently using fedora because it ‘just works’. Manjaro and stuff i’ve always had problems with nvidia drivers and stuff

It’s fun to play with all kinds of distros but when I have to set up a box for the mother-in-law xubuntu is my first choice. Xfce is very low on resources and there is a repo for pretty much anything out there.

Debian Stable. Old, but it works and that’s all I want my computer to do

i’m a new manjaro user after almost 15 years of using ubuntu. loving the simplicity >.<

Tinycore linux

Manjaro, although thinking about Arch+i3wm when I get a new machine

My first distro was vanilla Ubuntu Gnome. I then switched to Manjaro KDE because I wanted to try a rolling release distro with a DE that was lighter and more customizable than Gnome. I really liked KDE, but the rolling release model was just not for me. I then switched over to Kubuntu, which I’m still on.

Fedora with gnome 40