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1. Morten Juhl-Johansen Zölde-Fejér Linux

   I often have to restrain myself from installing other !Linux distributions. Sometimes you have to stop your hop and actually get work done.

   Monday, 30-May-11 12:25:23 UTC from heybuddy at Odense, South Denmark, Denmark
   • laurelrusswurm repeated this.
   • Rich Barrett-Small

     @mjjzf so so true

     Monday, 30-May-11 12:57:07 UTC
   • Bradley M. Kuhn Ubuntu users , GNU's Not Unix , Linux , Red Hat

     @mjjzf, It's relative. IMO I hop !GNU / !Linux distribution a lot: SLS → #Slackware → !RedHat → Debian → !Ubuntu → Debian between 1992-2010

     Monday, 30-May-11 13:52:53 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel Bradley M. Kuhn , Dan Lynch

     @bkuhn ROFL! That's not a lot. There were times when @methoddan did that many in a *week*!

     Monday, 30-May-11 14:10:27 UTC
   • Bradley M. Kuhn Debian , Fabian Scherschel

     @fendus @fabsh, that's my point:it's a relative analysis. IMO I've switched too much. I regret not going to !Debian .01 after #SLS & staying

     Monday, 30-May-11 14:13:58 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel Bradley M. Kuhn

     @bkuhn Arch man, Arch! ;)

     Monday, 30-May-11 14:38:42 UTC
   • Tore Tørkerull Fabian Scherschel

     @fabsh Arch is king, it's the real power user distro, things are not newbiefriendly, but userfriendly for sure

     Monday, 30-May-11 15:05:59 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel Tore Tørkerull

     @dotshlash Well, the installer is shire!

     Monday, 30-May-11 15:08:32 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel Tore Tørkerull

     @dotshlash "installer" that is. It's not much of one...

     Monday, 30-May-11 15:09:26 UTC
   • Tore Tørkerull Fabian Scherschel

     @fabsh Well, the installer is not really that flashy, but it gets the job done, things like ctk-arch, arch-bang installs a bit more.

     Monday, 30-May-11 15:18:25 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel Tore Tørkerull

     @dotshlash It doesn't get anything done. It's like the anti-installer.

     Monday, 30-May-11 15:24:10 UTC
   • Tore Tørkerull Fabian Scherschel

     @fabsh It's more like the "nuke my computer and let me start building" tool, that way it has a bit in common with minecraft :p

     Monday, 30-May-11 15:27:49 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel Tore Tørkerull

     @dotshlash True. :D

     Monday, 30-May-11 16:07:12 UTC
   • Morten Juhl-Johansen Zölde-Fejér Bradley M. Kuhn

     @bkuhn In a sense I don't; I have been using Slackware for quite some years. But I always have partitions for testing... drains my resources

     Monday, 30-May-11 19:00:33 UTC
   • x1101 Bradley M. Kuhn

     @mjjzf @bkuhn neither of you hop all that much. I have had the computer I am posting fron for < 3 yrs, had at least 5 distros on it.

     Monday, 30-May-11 19:05:58 UTC
   • Morten Juhl-Johansen Zölde-Fejér x1101

     @x1101 This one has run Opensuse, Fedora, Zenwalk, Wolvix, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Trisquel, Dragora, Debian, Pardus, Mint, Arch, Scientific, #!

     Monday, 30-May-11 19:10:42 UTC
   • Morten Juhl-Johansen Zölde-Fejér x1101

     @x1101 ... I just like to keep a stable installation alongside them to ensure my productivity at a reasonable level.

     Monday, 30-May-11 19:11:44 UTC