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So I was just thinking about it and wanted to ask that how many of you guys use Unix OS..
If you do , what Unix...like Fedora core etc... I myself use Spectra 1.2.
So if you use:what and why.

Using Kubuntu 5 and Debian Sarge.

Debian Sarge here. I don't quite see how staying on the bleeding edge all the time is worth the effort, it does everything I want it to, so I'm happy to wait a few years until I try out everything new that comes along during those few years.

I use Debian Sarge on my server. However, if I had the time and motivation, I would probably use Gentoo.

I use Fedora Core for my project, but normally I just use Windows.

me? i use gentoo

Im on mandrake 10.1 and ive stalled on this ver as i dont have time to always update. its for ppl that want less thinking and more surf/music/video watching. great for new ppl.

ps anyone know how to install kde3.4 on this ver?.


Well, not quite Linux as Unix, but out of my houes we run a FreeBSD box for a webserver.

Nice to see that even some use Linux...
It's now days getting more and more common especially among servers.
remember computers are like air condioners- when you open windows they stop workintg :)

lol. if u wan't to get at windows tell me what u thinks of this if u haven't seen it already: is windows a virus?

Quote by blueknightlol. if u wan't to get at windows tell me what u thinks of this if u haven't seen it already: is windows a virus?

Windows isn't a virus... it's a bug.

Ubuntu here.

Gentoo ("Jackass" install built with NPTL support and gcc3.44) and Slackware Current. Also had a play around with Debian, Fedora Core 1,2,3 and LFS. First ever distro was Mandrake 9.2.

I use mepis. I'm in the process of learning Linux, so I'm a dual user: mepis and xp.

i chose mepis because it was recommended by a distribution-chooser site (you take a quiz and it tells you several recommendations for you); and it was one of the distros that allowed you to try it from a liveCD. I was suitably impressed, so...here I am. Even though it's giving me hell trying to get it on my wireless network. ;-S

I'm currently using Debian Sid on an Athlon 3200 with 1gig RAM. Running Gnome and X-Org composite effects (looking bloody sweet). Have been using Ubuntu in the past. First version of Linux I had was SuSE7.2 PRO. It was good fun dabbling with that on an old p166.

btw, thanks Archer79> i'm definitely joining the MT LUG!

all depend on the mood of my PC :P gentoo, knoppix, fedora core, mandrake... I try to know a little by little all of the possible distro so I'll be able to choose one that comply to my needs (so far, gentoo - but a pain to install )

At the moment ive been sticking with Mandriva Linux (formerly Mandrake). To me it has the best options, comes with a lot of add-ons and is easy to use. Basically why i love it is cause the less commadlines i have to type in, the faster i can get work done. That and Wine runs excellent on it.

knoppix, damnsmall linux are pretty cool. i think my brother put damn small linux on his ipod

I used already knoppix, Suse, RedHat and , but I stay on Windows because I'm a gamer and Linux does not support much of them (sadly)

knoppix is abit hard to use... but very usefull in programing

well, I had no problems with knoppix, debian was hard to install whatsoever, but I heard it is really stable and good to use, once you got it installed

i use unix/linux often @home and @ work
@home: SuSE/Novell Linux, FreeBSD, Debian
@work: SuSE/Novell Linux, FreeBSD, Debian, a little OpenBSD,

I often switch my distro as i'm curious about the changes between the new and the old versions of them. I currently use SuSE 10.0. IMHO it's the best version I've used so far and quite fast too (even through it's SuSE. ;))

Since I have to get use of UNIX system in my current studies, I'm using different versions of Linux. Im currently using Suse 10.0 and Mandrake10.0

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