tell us
Tell us
David Lee
Brayden Morgan
Debian
Easton Scott
this
Ethan Price
Gentoo
Also
Jose Turner
centos
Bentley Gonzalez
Ubuntu for desktop
Debian for server
Isaiah Smith
Well hello there!
Nathan Diaz
debian for sure
Elijah Taylor
debian+kde on pc
debian+lxde on old notebook
Aiden Morales
Mint
David Lewis
Debian - xfce
Ayden Sanders
Arch Linux :-) (LXDE)
Jeremiah Nelson
Windows, cause visual studio. I got work to do.
Easton Diaz
Mostly Fedora nowadays since I'm paid to actively work on it...
Jordan Cook
Mint on my old netbook. Windows on everything else.
Justin Moore
Use a Windows virutal machine on Linux or WINE and it will be fine. You will not be a fag anymore.
Jace James
Debian for server
Kevin Lewis
Mint
Joseph Wilson
Debian
Hunter Williams
This
Mason Martinez
Arch if I'm looking to impress Sup Forums otherwise debian.
Jacob Gonzalez
post some screenshots
Elijah Robinson
whats that and why do so many people like it?
Juan Wilson
Server : Debian
Desktop : Mint
Hunter Wright
whats that and why do so many peope like it?
Julian Williams
Why, for the glory of Satan of course!
Zachary Rogers
...
Nathaniel Adams
Server: Ubuntu or Debian
Desktop: Mint
William Barnes
second screen
Nolan Collins
...
Lincoln Sullivan
Ubuntu 14.04; switching to Debian once support runs out
Blake Hall
VS was released for Linux
Andrew Cruz
Fedora for my desktop, CentOS for all my servers. SUSE, Debian, Ubuntu as standalone virtual machines to test SaltStack automation and formulas.
James Kelly
I've used arch as a home/ desktop setting for a few years now, used to use Debian based distros before that. Don't currently run any servers but used to run some off my main machine anyway.
Wyatt James
Fedora, CentOS and Windows
WINE for Visual Studio... do you even dotNET?
Jose Thomas
OR wine. I said OR. If you wan't to use Windows Application on Linux, use a virtual machine OR WINE.
OK ? :)
Brody Myers
>s/fur
my dude
Henry Martinez
Arch on laptop and desktop, Ubuntu for research and server.
Gavin Adams
Faggot. Faggot.
Faggot.
OK?
Logan Mitchell
Arch (KDE)
Kevin Bell
I have always wondered this, why do people cripple themselves installing an OS(Assuming its for daily usage) that doesn't have the flexibility of being supported everywhere?
i know most programs have support for unix systems, but there is always some program that you just have to use where there is no support for.
Jackson Hughes
There's a Facebook Linux?? How do I get it?
Liam Scott
;047
Term used by those who have no arguments.
Stupid.
Samuel Sanders
What's a good place to start learning about linux
Elijah Wilson
Depends what you use it for. There isn't any software I need that I can't get for Linux. In fact there's software I use that you CAN'T get for Windows.
Sebastian Roberts
Ubuntu is a good place to start. Just download it, install it and google shit when you need to find out how to do something. There's literally an answer to every question.
Jack Taylor
Winders4games
Cameron Allen
Eclipse?
also: arch/ubuntu
Caleb Hughes
Monigga
Ian Turner
> Wan't
> n't
> Since when was it a contraction
Jordan Smith
Arch.
Andrew Morales
I prefer Openbox. Eventually I will use tiling window managers, but I like the flexibility and minimalness of Openbox.
Alexander Green
KDE Neon