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RE: Which distro do you prefer? - michalp2213 - 05-05-2013
I've got arch and kali in dual boot on my laptop and ubuntu on PC.
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - XDarkCoder - 05-13-2013
I've got on my PC Windows and on my Laptop Debian and Backtrack 5 R3 with dual boot.
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - XDarkCoder - 05-13-2013
I've got on my PC Windows and on my Laptop Debian and Backtrack 5 R3 with dual boot.
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - MrGeek - 05-13-2013
I prefer Mint with xfce DE . It's light and wonderful
but now I am on Ubuntu
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - MrGeek - 05-13-2013
I prefer Mint with xfce DE . It's light and wonderful
but now I am on Ubuntu
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - MrGeek - 05-13-2013
I prefer Mint with xfce DE . It's light and wonderful
but now I am on Ubuntu
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - Th3 L0rd - 06-26-2013
You said that you need linux for presentation work. personally i use Ubuntu ultimate edition 3.5 which comes with lots of pre-install applications.
and if you need linux for penetration testing then go for Backtrack. If you want to learn linux then my suggestion is fedora.
If you are still confused then try this http://www.distrowatch.com/
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - redN00ws - 06-26-2013
I prefer BackTrack 5 R3.
I also use Ubuntu, but for work I choose BackTrack
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - RogueCoder - 06-26-2013
I use Linux Mint 14 as my main OS. The reason is that for daily usage I don't feel like going all crazy on configuration stuff and things crashing etc.. For penetration testing I'm using my own custom rolled Linux based on Sabayon SpinBase with Awesome WM
RE: Which distro do you prefer? - Linuxephus™ - 06-26-2013
(06-26-2013, 06:16 PM)shp0ngl3 Wrote: I use Linux Mint 14 as my main OS. The reason is that for daily usage I don't feel like going all crazy on configuration stuff and things crashing etc.. For penetration testing I'm using my own custom rolled Linux based on Sabayon SpinBase with Awesome WM
I just switched from my customary Kubuntu LTS base back to PinguyOS 12.04 LTS base using Gnome3 as the primary desktop environment along with Enlightenment 17 as a secondary desktop.
It integrates quite well with the GDM and Gnome3 itself.
P.S.-Along with 4,000 plus packages installed from I believe 631 available Personal Package Archives and Repositories at last count.
113 hours total in building the packages from above, and I'm more than satisfied with the outcome thus far.