What distro are you running? *Spring 2010 Edition*

[maxinflixion]

I've been unimpressed w/ Ubuntu Karmic thus far. I just backed up all of my media files to a separate partition in anticipation of an OS change, and before just jumping onto the Lucid Lynx beta as soon as it is ready, I figured I'd ask around as to what others are running these days.

I'd hate to just stick w/ Ubuntu because I bought a brown hoodie

[Jinux]

I'd recommend Mint to ANYBODY but I'm just waiting till I have a week free so I can fall into Arch

[maxinflixion]

I just popped in a Live CD of Fedora 12 w/ KDE.

Maybe it's time I gave KDE another shot?

[sotolf]

I am running archbang, which is basically just an arch install where some things are installed already, I changed to the awesomewm window manager and chrome for the web browsing together with elinks and vim and emacs, and I am golden

[nailuj]

I just popped in a Live CD of Fedora 12 w/ KDE.

Maybe it's time I gave KDE another shot?

Yeah definitely, Fedora with KDE is an excellent, if not the best possible choice

FEEE DOOOO RAAAA!

[SpandexBob]

Currently Karmic on the desktop and Arch on the NC10.

I keep thinking about trying out Fedora, I keep hearing good things about it but I'm hesitant. I remember the bad old days of falling into rpm dependency hell whats the package management like now?

[jonkulp]

Currently Karmic on the desktop and Arch on the NC10.

I keep thinking about trying out Fedora, I keep hearing good things about it but I'm hesitant. I remember the bad old days of falling into rpm dependency hell whats the package management like now?

I've been on Fedora only about 6 months now but like it very much. I have no issues with the package manager except that the GUI is atrocious. If you don't mind using the command line then everything's peachy.

I'd like to try Arch but can't afford any downtime on my laptop at the moment. I wish I had a spare machine to work on it.

[jezra]

Currently, I'm running Arch (with the testing repo enabled) on most of my machines
Lubuntu on my guest laptop
command line Frugalware on a low RAM machine
Ubuntu Server on my home server

And various distros as virtual machines for testing and work

[sotolf]

Currently Karmic on the desktop and Arch on the NC10.

I keep thinking about trying out Fedora, I keep hearing good things about it but I'm hesitant. I remember the bad old days of falling into rpm dependency hell whats the package management like now?

I've been on Fedora only about 6 months now but like it very much. I have no issues with the package manager except that the GUI is atrocious. If you don't mind using the command line then everything's peachy.

I'd like to try Arch but can't afford any downtime on my laptop at the moment. I wish I had a spare machine to work on it.

well, that is what dualbooting is for, I have a couple of spare partitions lying around for some distro hopping, I had no problem with archbang, took me about 20 min to install, and then a couple of hours to get it like I wanted, and get my packages configured like I want them (finally I understood symlinks) and I haven't had any problems with it yet

[SpandexBob]

Currently Karmic on the desktop and Arch on the NC10.

I keep thinking about trying out Fedora, I keep hearing good things about it but I'm hesitant. I remember the bad old days of falling into rpm dependency hell whats the package management like now?

I've been on Fedora only about 6 months now but like it very much. I have no issues with the package manager except that the GUI is atrocious. If you don't mind using the command line then everything's peachy.

I'd like to try Arch but can't afford any downtime on my laptop at the moment. I wish I had a spare machine to work on it.

Maybe I'll give it a try, i've no problem getting busy on the command line.

Arch is nice thats for sure. I put the standard arch install on my NC10 and I've gotta say the Beginners Guide on the wiki is brilliant. The wiki as a whole is brilliant I can't say enough about the wiki. I had to get a printer installed on Arch and I was dreading it. I thought it was going to be a pain but after a quick search on the wiki and google i got it installed like a dream.