garuda. arch based and beautiful. uses the regular arch repo, plus their own custom one.
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Arch Linux. Installed it 4 years ago and haven't had any issues. I tried several other distro's prior but there always seemed to be some annoying bug that would make me look elsewhere.
Hobby: Arch Work: Fedora and RHEL
Im starting to lean towards Fedora, but this RHEL news is very concerning.
When I came back to Linux in 2020 as a non-technical user, I got recommended Manjaro by a friend. But I found it has issues and when I reinstalled I just went to Arch directly. I found it not that hard to install and use and it really serves me well. So I've stuck with it.
Started out using Ubuntu since 6.06, tried out elementary OS for a bit, went back to using vanilla Gnome on ubuntu and have switched over to Fedora a couple of years ago
Manjaro
Fedora ofc
Gentoo on my desktop and Mint on my work laptop. At work I just need everything to work, so I don't want to have to deal with some build related issues.
Gaming/personal project development gets done on my steam deck running Arch, work computer is Ubuntu.
Home lab virtual servers are all Ubuntu, I have some rasbian pis lying around, and whatever Proxmox uses for my three physical home lab servers.
I'm debating moving over to either Arch or straight Debian for my work computer, but I would have to basically lose a day repaving - so I'll probably wait for my next scheduled refresh to try Debian/Arch.
Ubuntu 22.10
void
I'm starting in the Linux world, so, my distro is Linux Mint Cinnamon.
Fedora. Cause it's the distro of choice of my employer and I'm just lazy.
Nobara os
Using Fedora 38 right now. Good stuff
Fedora Xfce spin here!
Same. Big fan of their net installer
Arch. I've been running it on my laptop for the last 3 years, and I've only switched my gaming PC from Windows in the last couple of months. Really impressed with how much Proton has improved since the Steam Deck has come out.
Moved from Ubuntu as I was having issues with the WiFi drivers on my laptop, and both my systems have been rock solid ever since.
I just kind of settled with Pop but something broke miserably and now in sitting on KDE Neon
Daily use: Linux Mint
Funsies: VOID
Xubuntu 22.04.
EndevourOS, running gnome and x11 for better gaming performance.
Ubuntu studio for it's real time kernel and music software. Connecting a MIDI controller is a pain and I only ever did music stuff few times with it. Now I use it for anything but music.
My other computer has just plain ubuntu.
Debian since 1.1
Been using Linux for the past 10 years and have tried just about every distro. I decided to stop hopping and have been on Fedora for the past year and a half. Fedora has worked great for me and I have no plans on changing it anytime soon. Also should add I use KDE fedora because I canβt stand gnome
Favorite? Arch. However I am using Ubuntu on all my server systems. Currently donβt have any desktop Linux systems.
I have a T420 running Void Linux, another T420 running Mint, a T430 running Arch, and a T16 running EndeavourOS.
My T420 runs MX Linux, but I've considered switching to Mint. Hows it run?
Oh it runs great. Mint is so easy and it's basically built for old machines.
EndeavourOS (Arch-based btw)
Debian
Fedora with KDE!
Arch, or, well, EndeavourOS to be exact. Have it on both my Desktop and Laptop. It + XFCE cured my distrohoping
Only really ever used Ubuntu, I've tried a small handful of others but I find I have less issues with Ubuntu so I keep going back to it.