Would not consider myself advanced but I have been using Linux since Fedora Core 4 (my first distro). I then used Ubuntu and Debian, where I stayed on Debian fo

Would not consider myself advanced but I have been using Linux since Fedora Core 4 (my first distro). I then used Ubuntu and Debian, where I stayed on Debian for years. For personal computing I have been on Solus Linux for a few years. I love it. Everything just works and it is really polished. I get newer packages rather than having to deal with debian backports. For servers I would choose CentOS due to familiarity with RHEL at work and maturity of documentation.