Linux distributions

[MTK358]

Arch Linux, because it's fast, customizable, and doesn't hide anything.

I don't use Windows any more

[GuL]

Arch Linux and Chakra

[genjix]

When I first got into Linux, I was switching between tons of different distros all the time like Slackware, Gentoo, TinyLinux and others. Now I just run Kubuntu.

I don't want to waste time building packages, admin'ing my computer (boring!) and fiddling with configs all the time. I just want to write code and have it all work. No hassle. And you don't gain much anyway by doing all that stuff.

Says a guy who runs a tiling window manager (Awesome)

[franz]

Gentoo, because I generally get annoyed by other distros and this one does what I want it to do. I can live with the compile times. Also usually I find the solution to a problem is easier to fix in gentoo than in some other distros. Customizability FTW \o/. Maybe I'll try LFS or Funtoo some day.

[HelderC]

Oh come on? Where is the Ubuntu?

So, I use Ubuntu because is stable, fast and much more easier to programming using the most different libs!

[ChrisW67]

Gentoo now. Have used Slackware and Mandrake (now Mandriva) in anger in the past. I even used Yggdrasil for a while.

[jendral_hxr]

Mine is mostly Slackware or Slackware-based distros for my personal use.
My laptop runs Salix64, Zenwalk for some old boxes, Slackware in my personal pc.

But I still have Linux Mint on lab, despite another box still runs Wolvix