What distribution of Linux do you use?

[bribon77]

Well, I think there are some linuxeros in MT but little is said.
I'll say that I've installed MX Linux and I'm happy. I have used some distributions based mainly on Ubuntu / Debian.
Which one do you use?

 

[Threadripper]

Ubuntu 19.04 (always the latest release) due to gaming, LTS doesn't always support the latest hardware and can miss many improvements like the GNOME update 19.04 has which is unbelievably faster. I've used other distros but Ubuntu "just works" on all my hardware from my PC to my laptops.

 

[uduoix]

manjaro

 

[silversurfer]

Ubuntu MATE (19.04), via Dual-Boot alongside Windows 10

 

[Step 1]

Ubuntu 18.04 today, but I´m testing ExTiX and I love it

 

[Moonhorse]

I have tried linux mint, but currently sticking to windows

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

I've used a lot of distros in the past, but always come back to Windows, because of Office and better support of printers.
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[TheJokerz]

Mint and Raspbian! I have a pi and have done all sorts of things with it. Right now I am currently running pi-hole on it. Love the freedom of :Linux!

 

[Ink]

I have tried linux mint, but currently sticking to windows

Considering all the potential security, privacy, stability benefits of using Linux, what made you revert back to Windows?

 

[shmu26]

I bounce back and forth between Windows and Mint Cinnamon. I tried Manjaro and MX but had some software issues, and Parrot stopped working after I updated it, so I am sticking with Mint.

I have Windows VMs that I can use from either Windows or Linux, so I can go either way.

 

[Mikesierra]

Kali and Parrot OS with Mate GUI since a few days.

 

[Moonhorse]

Considering all the potential security, privacy, stability benefits of using Linux, what made you revert back to Windows?

Never managed to get my 4g modem work correctly with it, didnt want to struggle with wifi only

 

[Zartarra]

I used Zorin, pretty need and OpenSuse. I also tested Solus, Fedora, CentOS and ElementaryOS.

 

[shmu26]

Never managed to get my 4g modem work correctly with it, didnt want to struggle with wifi only

Hardware is the real Achilles heel of Linux. You can usually find a Linux program that will do more or less what the Windows programs does. But if your hardware doesn't work, you are out of luck.

 

[bribon77]

I'm not fine without a dual boot with some Linux distribution.

 

[South Park]

Fatdog64 build 801 for occasional use as a live CD/USB. My first Linux was Puppy as a live CD on an old 32-bit laptop without a hard disk.

 

[sg09]

I am using the default Gnome version of Ubuntu 18.04.

I purchased a HP Stream Notebook with 32 GB Space & 2 GB RAM. While RAM is alright for light usage, I was having huge problems with 32 GB space, as Windows during update requires far greater space. So, I started using Ubuntu on it. Used 16.04 for two years and then switched to 18.04 minimal installation. Happy with it so far.

 

[Thales]

Manjaro and Ubuntu. Currently switched back to windows 10.

 

[Tiny]

Antergos on an older laptop. Tried MX Linux, liked it also and would have used it had I not gotten Antergos first.

 

[Hollow]

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