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+--- Thread: What is your flavour of Linux? (/Thread-What-is-your-flavour-of-Linux)
What is your flavour of Linux? - Megan - 10-30-2015
Personally I use CrunchBang although now it has become BunsenLabs because the original dev has decided to stop working on it.
I like it because it's so clean and simple, I like my UI's to be as clean & simple as possible.
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - Oni - 10-30-2015
Debian. Sinisterly is on a Debian machine.
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - Megan - 10-30-2015
(10-30-2015, 04:32 AM)Oni Wrote: Debian. Sinisterly is on a Debian machine.
@roger_smith see SL is ran on Debian not disgusting CentOS loool
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - roger_smith - 10-30-2015
For desktop workstation/laptop I gotta say my vote is Debian. I've been using Debian 8 at work and it's been stable with no major issues. My vote for a webserver is going to be CentOS. Deal with it ;p
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - Ion - 10-30-2015
My flavor of Linux is Debian. It's my favorite Linux distribution, and I couldn't choose anything else.
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - Linuxephus™ - 10-30-2015
PinguyOS PaperCuts 14.04.3 LTS.
Built upon Ubuntu's 14.04 LTS.
I won't touch anything else for my workstation... Not counting the numerous operating systems I have mounted in various KVM/Qemu virtual instances.
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - Pirate - 10-30-2015
Currently using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Going to be switching to Debian or Arch shortly though
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - The Real Slim Shady - 10-30-2015
Xubuntu and CentOS Been using both at least 8 years now.
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - dr0ptbl - 10-30-2015
never used BunsenLabs looks nice. running fedora 4 all m'lady
RE: What is your flavour of Linux? - Megan - 10-30-2015
(10-30-2015, 01:59 PM)Pirate Wrote: Currently using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Going to be switching to Debian or Arch shortly though
I know you're no noob but do you think switching to Debian would be wiser than going pure arch?