What Linux distro do you use?

[iFargle]

I've slowly been gravitating towards straight Debian installs. The only thing holding me back from a desktop install is nVidia drivers. Doesn't work on anything lately

Been running plain headless Debian on my server for over a year now. Couldn't be happier with it!

 

[edeneen]

I run Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on my main desktop, have Mint on my backup.

 

[TajLang]

I use Ubuntu 14.04. As a server distribution I use SUSE.

 

[Joe C]

Personally I'm still using windows but I have been installing Slackware Puppy Linux to revive some older XP boxes, These older pc's can't run Ubuntu but Puppy fits quite well

 

[CommanderLiamTHX]

Does Haiku count? Guess not since it's not Linux, but it's Open Source.... I think.

 

[iFargle]

^ I bet that's a joy to work with
Still running Debian on my servers. Setting up another debian server at work, too.
I <3 Debian

 

[Spud1200]

At the minute I'm using Linux Mint but with Joe C Suggestion I'm Installing Puppy Linux on a Old Win98 Laptop SE Edition. Finally got some CD's and also have Linux Live USB Creator Installed.

Hear is a Link to the Linux Live USB Creator:

http://www.linuxliveusb.com/

This program is really use full for booting a Multitude of Linux Distros off USB Thumb Drive and you can also Install it using the Thumb Drive as well. Thats how I got my Linux Distro Mint on to the 2.8 Sempron with M200 ATI GPU Built in and on board.

Really good for Older Hardware that has USB Functionality.

 

[carnageX]

At the minute I'm using Linux Mint but with Joe C Suggestion I'm Installing Puppy Linux on a Old Win98 Laptop SE Edition. Finally got some CD's and also have Linux Live USB Creator Installed.

Hear is a Link to the Linux Live USB Creator:

http://www.linuxliveusb.com/

This program is really use full for booting a Multitude of Linux Distros off USB Thumb Drive and you can also Install it using the Thumb Drive as well. Thats how I got my Linux Distro Mint on to the 2.8 Sempron with M200 ATI GPU Built in and on board.

Really good for Older Hardware that has USB Functionality.

I've always just used UNetBootin or Yumi to make boot sticks .

 

[iFargle]

Xboot! Xboot! Xboot!
Can boot multiple ISOs
https://sites.google.com/site/shamurxboot/

Even Windows!

 

[carnageX]

Xboot! Xboot! Xboot!
Can boot multiple ISOs
https://sites.google.com/site/shamurxboot/

Even Windows!

So can Yumi . We used Yumi at my last job to make bootable USB's for everybody. Had our SCCM boot image for installing images, UBCD, and a few other things.