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Fedora 7
Fedora Core 4...? I have yet to fully take the plunge but we'll get there.
Debian Lenny in 1999.
I used Ubuntu, during the GNOME 2 + Compiz days. God I wish for those days to have a comeback. I've kept a bit of an eye on Wayfire for that reason.
The first computer I had personally ran ubuntu, but counting other computers before that it could have been either ubuntu or centos that was first, I don't remember which
Ubuntu back in 09 or so.
Technically the first distro i used was Lubuntu 10.04, but it was only a live cd because i was 13 by then and i was terrified that i installed linux and my father got angry at me if i left any evidence. The first one i used as a full SO to use as i like, Raspbian, so debian (wheezy, i believe).
My first distro was ubuntu 11.04 if I remember correctly.
ChromeOS (more it's Debian Container)
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
Distrohopping every view Weeks
KDE Neon
NixOS
Debian -> Zorin -> Fedora -> Nobara
Kind of just been going down the convenience route.
I tried to have a go at ubuntu but my hardware was pretty crap and it didn't work, I can't remember my first one that worked but it was probably debian or alpine or something
Ubuntu, then Mint, now Arch, but I'm too inexperienced for it and want to try Kubuntu for native KDE with Plasma desktop.
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Ubuntu
Mint -> Kubuntu -> EndeavourOS -> Arch (btw)
rocky linux 8 on a vm (rocky is a tablet os to me)
Edubuntu, IT@School
tailsOS. made me love GNOME, even though I use i3 now.
I found a distro that would install on the windows file system and boot. Apparently it was slackware based didn't have a concept in my head of package managers couldn't figure out how to install gaim (now pidgin) gave up. Didn't go back for another 4 years doing C in college. Didn't look back from there.
Nobara, yea I switched less than a year ago
I think my first was Red Hat but I'm not sure. Then I gave Gentoo a go shortly after.
Slackware 1.1, downloaded from s BBS as a large pile of floppy disk images, in late 1993.
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OpenSUSE back in the early 2000s. Since my parents got a new PC and the old one from '99 wasnt able to run Windows XP properly
Mine was lubuntu that I booted off USB on school computers
Debian 4 lyf
Something that ran from loadlin, I can't remember. Slackware, probably.
Why do I not see any pop os comments... My first was (and is) pop os
Started with Raspbian when I first got my Pi, and have mostly used KUbuntu or Debian since.
KDE Neon, since it was just basic Debian it was pretty good
Think it was pop OS because "gaming" but never really had Linux as main os on my pc because gaming and modding and few other things that are just more complicated compared to what I'm used to. Being told to just use arch also does not help when I don't want to use terminal. And also don't know if you can run vr on Linux without problems. Current have installed mint on second drive(HDD) will start looking more into Linux when windows 10 stops getting support. But I'm a noob so what do I know.
open suse (or was it mandrake? idk) around 2006. I remember trying it, and thinking "wow. This is trash" and then sticking with windows for 10 more years until giving ubuntu a try (and sticking to it). I tried other non-debian linuxes since then, but they all gave me that "wow, trash"-kind of feeling
slackware around 1996. the install was about thirteen floppies.
RedHat 5.2 in 1998. The manual that came with the box set was amazing.
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Ubuntu because I didn't know anything about it and wanted to see if I could use it to fix my win10 account on my old laptop.
Xandros on an eeePC 901