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Slackware was the first distribution I used, though I have used several since then, Eventually Redhat became my personal favorite and then Fedora Core followed, it still meets most of my needs as a server or workstation. Though that's being reconsidered now that the entire off line install can only be obtained on DVD.

The first linux distribution that i used/installed was Fedora Core 1, now i'm working on Slackware 10.2 but my favorite is FreeBSD

my first linux was some old version of RH.
i currently use mac osx at home and CentOS on servers.

My first Linux used was Knoppix, which I still use often - especially when using friends' computers. I also use ubuntu occasionally. All of my classes were on AIX shells.

well my first linux distro was Slack, and I fell in love with it at the time but at the moment I am running Ubuntu since it fits my needs better, also tryed Debian and I personaly think it is awesome for a server workstation, but since I am not running a server, I am sticking to Ubuntu

well.. i've tried slackware, gentoo, ubuntu, mandriva, redhat.. mostly because i love that OS and i wanna learn about it. It's cool because it's open source, and if u know a little bit.. you can do it at your way. In my opinion, slackware it's the best one, but i have ubuntu too installed on my notebook. so.. mandriva it's a little more.. easy, if u wanna put it that way.. hehe