0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5730142
Poll: HN desktop Linux users, what distro do you use?
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Following up on the DE/WM poll[0], what distro are you using at the moment on your daily driver?
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#2This will be an interesting poll. I'm curious to know which distros the Hacker News Linux community use.
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#3Ubuntu and Crunchbang
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#4Is anyone's choice of distro influenced by the type of servers they find themselves working on?
For example, I find myself doing alot of work on REHL systems in the cloud, and thusly run Fedora (so I don't have to figure out where config files, etc. are kept in other distros).
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#5Bedrock
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#6I use a combination of Arch on my main PC, and a combination of ChromeOS/Ubuntu-through-crouton on my Chromebook (it's the Samsung 5 550, not the Pixel, sadly)
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#7I use Asturix 4 in production environments and ElementaryOS for basic desktop use
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#8Do VMs count? My desktop is running Ubuntu natively, but I do a lot of my development on RHEL5 and RHEL6 VMs.
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#9Is anyone's choice of distro influenced by the type of servers they find themselves working on? For example, I find myself doing alot of work on REHL systems in the cloud, and thusly run Fedora (so I don't have to figure out where config files, etc. are kept in other distros).
Not really. I'm running Ubuntu on my server, but vastly prefer Arch.
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#10I'm currently running Fedora, but I'm really tempted to switch over to Arch or maybe even NixOS.
The latest version of Fedora was a bit of a mess compared to previous versions, including things like bugs with waking up from sleep. Moreover, I'm finding the release schedule a bit slow. Also, I've heard good things about Arch and NixOS in terms of Haskell support.