What Linux Distro do you have on your laptop?

[Old_Grey_Wolf]

I have Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64-bit as the host operating system and Windows 7 64-bit in a dual boot configuration.

I use VirtualBox to run Virtual Machines (VMs) on my laptop. It has 6 GB of RAM, Intel® Core™ i5-2450M CPU @ 2.50GHz × 4, and 500 GB of hard disk space for the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64-bit host Linux OS.

I run all sorts of distros as VMs. At any time, I may find that I have VMs available in the VirtualBox VM manager to run CentOS, Fedora,[*]ubuntu, Mint, Debain, SuSE, Arch, Puppy, BackTrack, and so forth.

With virtualization in mind, I am not sure that I understand "What Linux Distro do you have on your laptop?" actually means.

[synaptix]

Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64.

[idontcheat]

I am currently using Ubuntu 11.10 64. with dual boot configuration with Windows XP Prof. why XP? well there are lot of things why, and you know that!

[pissedoffdude]

64-bit Arch is my main distro atm. I definitely recommend if it you're willing to learn more and love to customize your compy.

[Ravi5kumar]

Ubuntu 12.04 x64 bit

[rasmus91]

Ubuntu 12.04 x64 Becuase its awesome.

[Kreaninw]

Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64-bit with Unity. Went to Gnome 3 sometimes.

[Irihapeti]

Ubuntu 12.04 with Openbox on my EeePC 900. No upgrades of any kind - just the original 1GB of RAM.

[e2k]

Just updated to 12.04 64-bit (from 10.x 32-bit) on my 6930p HP elitebook. The initial (unity)shock was quite big, having taken a slight break from ubuntu, but now I seem to have started to get used to this. I'm noticing some slow performance every now and then, I think I have to check my ATI driver status (and buy some more RAM). Otherwise things seem to work pretty smoothly..

[irv]

Just updated to 12.04 64-bit (from 10.x 32-bit) on my 6930p HP elitebook. The initial (unity)shock was quite big, having taken a slight break from ubuntu, but now I seem to have started to get used to this. I'm noticing some slow performance every now and then, I think I have to check my ATI driver status (and buy some more RAM). Otherwise things seem to work pretty smoothly..

If you have 2gig of RAM and you kick it up to 4gig you will see a great improvement in speed. And if you replace the HD with SSD you will see another great improvement. I did this with my Dell Inspiron 1521 (older laptop) and it just flies.
EDIT: by the way I am running Black Opal (Ubuntu 12.04 OZ Unity Remixes).
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