All linux lovers like this post so that we can show the world we exist

Question

And leave the version of your Linux version

Answer 1

Linux Mint 17, Lubuntu 13, Zorin 8.

Very handy to speed up old machines. ;)

Note: Google Translate just replaced "Lubuntu 13" with "Ubuntu 13", now we know what Google prefers. :D

Answer 2

does the kernel count for Linux :)?
if yes then 3.x.x ;)

Answer 3

@Chirag
the answer is virtual machine in a USB stick

Answer 4

CentOS and Kubuntu are among my favourites. ☺

Answer 5

Parrot Security OS😁😁(Unix-based)

Answer 6

ArchLabs 5 and debian 9

Answer 7

@Chirag Ghosh
if you want you can teach them ubuntu Linux it is simple enough.

Answer 8

@Chirag
well then let it rest. some time later try to show them ubuntu without telling them, that is *not* windows

Answer 9

I am a linux lover.......
but I don't use it permanently because my PC is a public computer and members in my family know only windows....
although I use manjaro linux in virtualbox!!!

Answer 10

I like Debian and Ubuntu 16.10 on virtual box or VmWare Workstation 12... But not against RedHat, OpenSUSE, Manjaro, Mint, CentOS on server... For home use Debian and Ubuntu are optimal. Even my father at 57 learned how to use Ubuntu! He doesn't know terminal and commands but studied the interface! Wow!

Answer 11

@krishna they have a blind faith that computer means windows so anything other than that is just a nightmare for them......
if I tell them about ubuntu or something like that the 1st question will be
"What the hell is that?"

Answer 12

@krishna don't worry when I will have my own computer I'll surely install linux in it???

Answer 13

@krishna I use oracle virtualbox

Answer 14

mine is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (most stable version)

Answer 15

Debian stable and Ubuntu 16.10

Answer 16

open suse with Gnome
or. mint with kde.

Answer 17

Lubuntu 17.04

Answer 18

kali 2.0 :)

Answer 19

manjaro user here :)

Answer 20

Hello, sorry for commenting on this old post but I like any of the minimalist distributions (arch, void, gentoo, and maybe more)