I am still primarily on Ubuntu. My differences are: - KDE. There are probably better solutions, but it works. - I bought my computer after reading up on suppo

I am still primarily on Ubuntu. My differences are: - KDE. There are probably better solutions, but it works. - I bought my computer after reading up on supported hardware. - My Mac has had more problems with latest printer installs than my Ubuntu installations. (Samsung and Xerox both stopped publishing drivers for their old printers for new Mac OS versions?!) - The (simple) killer features to support, to get my money: apt, high-resolution displays and Emacs. [Edit: To be clear re apt-get -- macports, homebrew, cygwin etc are just not apt enough.] - I still hope Unity gets better than Gnome 2 and will e.g. run the devices that replaces my iPhone/iPad. (The answer to the next question: "No, I don't also believe in Santa..." :-( ) - Right now I have no idea if I'll go Ubuntu, Debian or Mac next. (Comments advertising Arch Linux made me curious.)