[fooboo]

None yet. But by freaky coincidence I've been planning to try it out recently now that I've heard that v11 is out.

I'll let you know what I thought once I've bought a new hdd and tried it out (no space left ).

I tried Ubuntu recently...had it on my machine for about 1hr before it pissed me off and I wiped it.
I used to be a Mandrake user until they changed the name to make it sound like a gay sex toy (honestly...Mandriva...what were they thinking?)

I've kinda spoiled other versions for myself by doing quite a few Gentoo installs. Once I got the gist of it I found I get frustrated by other distros.

I like to carry a live CD of Knoppix with me though, it's come in handy on more that one occasion.

Cheers, now you've edited it makes me look totally off topic...lol

[GWatt]

I recently had Kubuntu. I am going to KILL that sucker. I despise its prettiness with lack of functionality. I keep on going tback to FC6. The only problem is that FC6 doesn't have the latest firefox version in the repositories. I don't mean that they're on 2.0.0.2. I mean they're on 1.5.10. I also don't like yum all that much. apt is a much better update client.

[Nova Dragoon]

install firefox from source you lazy

[pioSko]

or add more repositories
or read the forums

[DilutedImage]

Haha, I too had Ubuntu for about an hour. I quickly found myself pretty pissed that I had wiped out Slackware to check it out. I burned some Mandriva disks, but haven't had the heart to try it (thanks to such a lame Kub experience). .. Gentoo's currently the only distro that's peaked my interest enough to consider wiping out my Slackware again. I'm thinking I won't though; I like Slack.

[fooboo]

Dual boot...no need to wipe the old to try the new

[pioSko]

I had Kubuntu and had no problems with it. I am however more of a novice Linux user, so it doing everything for me was a relief.

[GWatt]

I've been spoiled by the GUI installs of Red Hat/Fedora and Ubuntu.

[DilutedImage]

fooboo, on 17 Apr, 2007 - 05:17 AM, said:

Dual boot...no need to wipe the old to try the new

I need to leave XP on the system for work, so I don't have the disk space to load a second distro. So, I just wipe it out and reinstall every time.

[GWatt]

DilutedImage, on 17 Apr, 2007 - 03:23 PM, said:

fooboo, on 17 Apr, 2007 - 05:17 AM, said:

Dual boot...no need to wipe the old to try the new

I need to leave XP on the system for work, so I don't have the disk space to load a second distro. So, I just wipe it out and reinstall every time.

Get a bigger hard disk. If you don't have enough money, write it off on your taxes as a business expense.

[DilutedImage]

Nah, I don't really care that much ... I'm picking up a MacBook Pro in a couple weeks, so I'll just dual boot XP off that, and then wipe it off my Dell ...

[max302]

Desk
http://www.flickr.co...seau/463431212/
Lappy
http://www.flickr.co...seau/463431424/

[DilutedImage]

Your wall decor is pretty rad.

[omochan]

The last one is my current desktop.

The other two were desktop shots from Friday and five minutes ago, respectively.

[Trakker]

Bam. It takes me a while to change this, and points for whoever knows where I got the picture.

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