Arch linux, at home and at work, mostly because I'm a member of the AV club.

>>8201483
>AV club
arch is for cs plebs, centos if ure serious

I use Arch for my personal computer and Debian for my server. If you're in the sciences, it's a good skill to have. If you're new to linux, I recommend installing Kubuntu in a virtualbox. I used to run Kubuntu on an old machine which is now dead (not because of Kubuntu) and it's pretty easy and slick. Since it's just Ubuntu with KDE, it's one of the easiest distributions to troubleshoot in my opinion.

Debian is useful for most applications, gentoo/funtoo is supposedly easier than Arch while still retaining the same hardware advantages. But i've never brothered to go down that road so whaddo I know

>>8201537
Gentoo is definitely not easier in my opinion.

Thanks /sci/. You were a lot more helpful then /g/.

>>8201464
Started out on debian stable with xfce, hopped to testing, then to unstable over time. Been using it for two years.

>>8201464
Arch with KDE at home and work.

>why?
Comfy.

>>8201464
Playing too much vidya to bother.

I use Debian at home.

>>8201551
Seconding. There's a lot more work just installing the system and managing packages.

anything with a terminal and can run my 970 SLI.
ubuntu is the most popular distribution, hence better troubleshooting. therefore i'm using ubuntu

>>8201464
Scientific Linux. Only real answer.

>>8201464
ubuntu at home (openSUSE at my gf's), Fedora at work.

>>8201464
Ubuntu for personal and work, still have a different laptop with Windows for vidya though.