Fedora for my desktop. It's cutting edge and has sane package naming. I've also been using RPM based distros since the origin RedHat 4. CentOS on servers. Rock

Fedora for my desktop. It's cutting edge and has sane package naming. I've also been using RPM based distros since the origin RedHat 4. CentOS on servers. Rock solid, long support. I had an Ubuntu phase when it was first released. Even helped 2 companies standardize on it while moving developers off windows machines to Linux. But ditched it for personal use when Fedora 7 came out. The only other distro that interests me is Arch. It's definitely the tweakers distro, and if I were younger and had more time to tinker with Linux I'd run it on my desktop. I guess the main reason why is familiarity - 17 years with RPM based distros.