I use Arch btw.

Linux Mint, the vanilla distro with chocolate.

PopOS. I love it.

Debian is my true love.

Debian always

See my instance name.

I am using NixOS but it's... difficult.

Vanilla Arch and Endeavour OS. Also looking at trying out Nix OS since I'm pretty curious.

Pop!_OS

Pop!_OS is what I keep falling back to. It helps that I use a System76 Thelio and a HP Dev One.

Tumbleweed

I’ve been using Void as my daily driver on my desktop for about six years now, I can see myself ever switching. Also have used Solus, Arch, Endeavour, and OpenSuSe on my laptop during that time, which have all been good. But I still prefer Void, it just feels so natural to me now.

This may be an unpopular opinion, but for anything that doesn't require a GUI, Ubuntu Server is my go-to. If I need a GUI, then it's Windows. I've tried Linux on desktop dozens of times in the last 25 years or so, and there's always something lacking. Most recently, RTX support in Steam. Meanwhile, I have Ubuntu servers with > 1 year of uptime, and it would have been more if not for an UPS failure. Right tool for the job IMO.

Fedora KDE spin. I dunno how to feel about the recent announcement but from what I know, it shouldn't affect Fedora itself.

Simple: Arch for desktops and Debian for servers.

Wow, People are replying! That usually dosent happen on a first post...

I am a penguin, quack quack. What is a distro? Is that a type of fish?

Tumbleweed

Currently Endeavour OS, but I mainly daily drive Fedora, because its the right mix between bleeding edge and stable (stableedge?) for me.

Xubuntu - back from the days with a slightly slower laptop.

Void Linux at work, Hanna Montana Linux at home.

btw, I use Arch

EndeavourOS KDE on my laptop, Arch with KDE on my PC, and AlmaLinux 9.2 on my homeserver. Have used Xubuntu, Ubuntu, Fedora, Manjaro, and Mint in the past.

Started using Ubuntu almost a decade ago, never felt the need to switch since then.

Puppy Linux on my already-not-fast-2011 laptop. Many thanks to the Devs on keeping my machine alive! True miracle makers!

When I came back to Linux in 2020 as a non-technical user, I got recommended Manjaro by a friend. But I found it has issues and when I reinstalled I just went to Arch directly. I found it not that hard to install and use and it really serves me well. So I've stuck with it.

Gentoo, mostly. Some Arch and Debian testing here and there.

Kubuntu 22.04.

Nix OS, because I use both a laptop and a desktop constantly, so having a reproducible environment is key

I've settled on Manjaro with KDE on my current laptop. On my next one, I'll probably move to plain Arch. Alpine is quite cool as well.

garuda. arch based and beautiful. uses the regular arch repo, plus their own custom one.

Mint!

Arch Linux. Installed it 4 years ago and haven't had any issues. I tried several other distro's prior but there always seemed to be some annoying bug that would make me look elsewhere.

Gaming/personal project development gets done on my steam deck running Arch, work computer is Ubuntu.

Home lab virtual servers are all Ubuntu, I have some rasbian pis lying around, and whatever Proxmox uses for my three physical home lab servers.

I'm debating moving over to either Arch or straight Debian for my work computer, but I would have to basically lose a day repaving - so I'll probably wait for my next scheduled refresh to try Debian/Arch.

Mint on my media box. Still Windows on my daily driver, mainly for gaming. I did try Mint for it and while I did like it, I couldn’t make the full switch.

Sparky, Manjaro, Ubuntu or Debian testing, depending.

Ubuntu with i3