My distro of choice is openSUSE, which has survived the Novell buy out, or sort of. I've been a SuSE user since the 7.2 release -- yeah, before you ask, I've bought all the boxed versions since then; maybe skipped one or two of the 8.x ones :) And you ask why? Mainly two words: KDE and ALSA. Yes, SuSE was once the one if not the major sponsor of that couple of greatest open-source projects, that I tend to have as my bed of roses (along with the thorns too:)
Have you looked to PCLinuxOS, and to something radically distinct, Gentoo ?
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rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela
My distro of choice is openSUSE, which has survived the Novell buy out, or sort of. I've been a SuSE user since the 7.2 release -- yeah, before you ask, I've bought all the boxed versions since then; maybe skipped one or two of the 8.x ones :) And you ask why? Mainly two words: KDE and ALSA. Yes, SuSE was once the one if not the major sponsor of that couple of greatest open-source projects, that I tend to have as my bed of roses (along with the thorns too:)
Have you looked to PCLinuxOS, and to something radically distinct, Gentoo ?
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rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela