EduGeek Linux Users

Got a couple of Debian machines here in the office - ubuntu at home.

Just started using Linux again (Fedora Core 8)
Got it running on a server at home and at the school as Web Servers

I support many different versions of *nix - though have a current soft spot (Its quicksand) for CentOS

I am just a player with linux Running a ubuntu squid dansguarding access point at home with a webserver for good mesure and at work have 2 one as nas box and other running internal web as well and ocsng and glpi

Linux mint looks alot like Suse to me.

For speed on old hardware I like SAM Linux with its light(ish) XFCE window manager http://sam.hipsurfer.com/ and most stuff works out of the box such as Flash and ndis wrapper. Make yourself a nice youtube viewing machine. BBC iplayer works good too. Not for the uber Freedom lovers out there.

Although just looked at the MINT site and the XFCE edition or FluxBox edition look very interesting.

INSERT linux that came with ultimate boot CD was fast as hell and got me out of a few scrapes but mite try BartPE for this also. But they took it out!!!!! No idea why.

Have you tried Linux Mint. It's a tweaked Ubuntu for Desktops.

http://linuxmint.com/

I occasionally install ubuntu, then feel it doesn't fulfil my needs and lose it again
Getting a Laptop for my general use soon, so my desktop will become a perminant linux box. Any suggestions on distro

So, I spend the day compiling Squid to go with DansGuardian as the version I use is missing a feature needed to pass ntlm usernames to the log.

3.0 is missing the feature too \o/

Now compiling 2.6

I don't use linux as much as i used to, but i will be getting back into it shortly