Nothing, where I have a choice: Ubuntu or any Debian derivative. I don't like the way they screw around with upstream code before packaging it (e.g. "sites avai

Nothing, where I have a choice: Ubuntu or any Debian derivative. I don't like the way they screw around with upstream code before packaging it (e.g. "sites available" in the NGINX config) and start/enable systemd services by default when you install a package. Personal laptop: Arch Linux. I do a lot of dev and screwing around on my laptop and want everything on the bleeding edge. Backup home server: RHEL. It's rock-solid and very well documented. This is a machine I want to "just work" without having to do any manual maintenance. Main home server: Arch Linux. I don't _want_ Arch Linux here, I'd have preferred Red Hat, but I couldn't get PCI passthrough working with libvirt and vfio-pci on this machine. I believe I needed a more modern kernel than Red Hat was maintaining at the time.