I use Raspbian on my Pi's, and I've got a laptop running Ubuntu as a media/home/download server. I'm going to try and also make it a compiling server for Android projects, when I get around to it.
I like pain so I use a BSD Derivative
I use a Debian based OS (Raspbian, Ubuntu, Knoppix, SteamOS, etc)
I use a Fedora based OS (RHEL, CentOS, etc)
I use a Mandriva based OS
I use a openSUSE based OS
I use Arch
I use Gentoo
I use Slackware
I use Mac OS (Yes it's actually a BSD derivative)
Other (HP-UX, AIX, Solaris)
I don't use Linux
I use Raspbian on my Pi's, and I've got a laptop running Ubuntu as a media/home/download server. I'm going to try and also make it a compiling server for Android projects, when I get around to it.
Nope. Used to use Unix at work on a couple of servers, but I'm not at that work anymore. Back to pure Windows environments for me it seems... Until I can find a reason to install Linux of Unix somewhere.
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I used Linux once from a bootable CD to access a specific set of software that came with the distro, and that was it :3
I use an Ubuntu LTS server for our home server, dishing up my ripped DVD / Blu-Ray collection to our various Kodi machines around the house. It also acts as a firewall so we can keep our kids safe
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