For me personally, it has to be Ubuntu. I have been using it for such a long time that I have gotten used to every part of it. 

Second pick would have to be Temple OS though...

(RIP Terry Davis)

Alpine or void. Both of these distributions fully support the replacement of glibc, void linux also supports runit which is a better, cleaner, simpler and faster solution to its counterpart systemd.

(August 20, 2022, 12:08 AM)mishka Wrote: Alpine or void. Both of these distributions fully support the replacement of glibc, void linux also supports runit which is a better, cleaner, simpler and faster solution to its counterpart systemd.

Never tried Void but I'll have to take a look at it.

Quick correction, TempleOS doesn't use the linux kernel; Terry Davis wrote the kernel himself

Favourite Distro: Arch

(August 20, 2022, 01:22 AM)vuax000 Wrote: Quick correction, TempleOS doesn't use the linux kernel; Terry Davis wrote the kernel himself

Favourite Distro: Arch

Very true, TempleOS is it's own operating system in entirety, even more amazing.

Arch is awesome, very customizable.

Tho I just stick with Manjaro since it just works and is a great all rounder with out any prior Linux knowledge, elementaryOS and cutefishOS has always peaked my interests for how they look and feel, though I know its all just the desktop environments they got

Debian/Ubuntu/Lubuntu mainly for me. I messed around with Red Hat a few aeons ago but I have no experience with it nowadays

Personally Manjaro. I prefer arch because of familiarity and the archwiki/aur, and Manjaro just works.

Ubuntu FTW!, but also i like mint and popOS

debian based distros, mainly because i think they have better support