Hey GNU/Linux users, what distro are you using for your main PC desktops/laptops?
@array I don't want to answer because I don't want to be grouped in with people using manjaro :p
??? and? Did I say you can't do things without gnu? I don't think so... I was asking a question to a specific person that was not you based on a conversation we were having..
And I was mentioning ways to not use gnu tools earlier in the conversation, so I have no idea what you're on about to be honest.
@array I'm using the Guix system, which is inspired by NixOS.
I've got Void on both my desktop and laptop.
@array Void Linux on my desktop. Solus Linux on my laptop
@array PCLinuxOS
@jason123santa @array @udoge "really old" :p yeah time to send me to the old people's home.
@array Solus
@array I need Windows for certain software I use in my classes, but I use Ubuntu via WSL, which works like a charm now that GUI apps work. I even got a full desktop environment working over rdp
@array Ubuntu in phone and Oracle Linux in Desktop.
@array I have used Void for 2 years now in my laptop. In this time I've tried other distros but I always return to void
LMDE works for me.
If not that.. then the unofficial Debian non-free ISO.
If not that, then the Debian official ISO, but that's going to take more time and effort...
@array Arch Linux now because of SteamOS 3.0.
So we have a winner in our distro poll... Or, we don't? As for distro "families", it looks like the Debian one wins, with Arch coming really close. But Debian-family means Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, MX and a whole lot of alternatives. But... Red Had, in desktop/laptop, mostly means Fedora, so if you think about it, that may be the real winner, if we consider individual options. Anyway, thanks to everybody who voted, commented and shared this! :)