I've tried loads of distros.

[chrispche]

I have tried a lot of Linux distros. I keep coming back to Ubuntu, it's the best of the lot.

[will1911a1]

So long as it works for you stick with it.

Ubuntu didn't work very well for me.

[Kevbert]

I've tried a few - anything *buntu works for me. Fedora has improved a lot.

[meborc]

so has elive... i used to think it was all eyecandy and no functionality, but the latest development builds have been really nice (if you disregard some known bugs)

[wolfen69]

i still love ubuntu, but am now using mandriva. it has been flawless for me.

[C!oud]

I have tried a lot of Linux distros. I keep coming back to Ubuntu, it's the best of the lot.

Great for me you, me too except for the part about coming back to Ubuntu :)

[toasty_ghosty]

I've used tons of distros. Everything from Ubuntu, Slackware, Gentoo, openSUSE and Mandriva. They all have their strengths and weaknesses but I think Ubuntu is a good midpoint. I loved Slackware but after it taking a week to get my system how I wanted it while Ubuntu takes about an hour I feel the time saved is worth it...

[SomeGuyDude]

Ubuntu's a "safe" distro for me. It's not incredible, but I know I'll be able to get it rolling within a half hour and won't have any errors. If things to ****-up somewhere else, I can move back to the brown circle.

[Kevbert]

Ultimate (Ubuntu) would be good, if only they sorted out the repo problems. It's a cross between Kubuntu and Ubuntu with a few nice touches.
Just heard of Minisys Linux (http://www.linux.com/feature/150993), a variant of Puppy (on steroids) that looks interesting.

[eppo]

i'm using ubuntu for my server, and using it for my mythfrontend. it works fine. i'm using a gentoo desktop. i <3 gentoo also.

[Helios1276]

I've tried a few - anything *buntu works for me. Fedora has improved a lot.


Fedora flat out refused to recognise my touchpad but was jaw- dropping when it came to wireless for the few weeks I was playing with it. It never failed to connect or dropped signal.