[Survey / Poll] Who Here uses a linux distro of some kind

I used to use Ubuntu but my monitor was not compatible and i was in the old update so I stop using it

Fedora. Yes.

I have Ubuntu installed, but don't use anymore...
If my games work on Linux i will love migrate to Linux. o/
I use a linux compilation on my router, WR1043ND with Openwrt 10.03...
And my phone uses Android, system based on Linux too. xD

I use it and cant wait.

I use Lubuntu on my netbook (dual booted with Windows) and one other system, because they are too old and slow to run Windows effectively. I don't really know if I would use Steam for Linux, it all depends on how it would be implemented. If I'd like it though, I'd probably use it to play some not-resource-hungry indie games, and consider using Linux more often.

1) Me. Ubuntu and Debian. 2) Definitely

I have used Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Lubuntu.
I most likely will not use Steam Linux since I have windows to run my games.

I only use linux, and love l4d2, so of course I will use native steam :)

Using linux daily, windows for games
on desktop pc i have Mint, on laptop I have CrunchBang Linux - that's my main OS
of course will use, that will be one more reason not to use windows :D

I will start using Linux constantly as soon as im able to run Adobe products properly, so far it's only thing that's holding me on windows most of the time.

SuSE Linux / openSUSE (since 1999 or 2000)

Linux Mint, it's not my primary OS though.

I have Ubuntu installed on my desktop just to mess around with a little, don't use it often. I've got an old laptop running Xubuntu that I use from time to time. As for using Steam? I'll certainly play around with it a little, but beyond that it depends on how many games are available.

I used to use the Ubuntu version that didnt have that side bar thing on it. Havent tested any linux/ubuntu versions after they released it. (need a 2nd hd)

I'm using lubuntu on a home server. It's Ubuntu with LXDE interface and it's way faster (and way uglier) than Ubuntu. But for a server it doesn't really matter.

Ook, think I'm one of the only ones here with experience of a non toy-distribution. ;) I used Slackware for about 10 years exclusively as my main desktop OS until about 2 years ago when I got back into PC gaming more heavily and started dual-booting to Windows 7 to play games that wouldn't run natively or under WINE (which wasn't very many, but still).

A catastrophic failure meant I had to re-install my OS from scratch but I didn't bother re-installing Slackware, just Windows. At work we use CentOS on our webservers and I use cygwin so I can use a proper shell, so I'm not completely out of it.

If Steam on Linux is viable and I can play the games I want to play I would go back.

Ubuntu

I use Windows 7 Home Premium x86. It's the best of the best I've been told by IT professionals.

I used ubuntu, kubuntu, lubuntu (i used to be a translator for those and i had to test it) but i used them for like 3-6 weeks top for each version.

but well, because of games etc i had to return back to windows and being a beta tester since windows longhorn wasnt helping :(

I'm in the category that I've always really wanted to try but between gaming and a few other things it just hasn't happened. I'm really hopeful that with Steam for Linux that maybe we'll see enough of a shift away from Win8 in the core space to make it viable.

Yes I do Debian 6.0 64bit 24/7 server on a big fat pipe.
Sad to say home pc is windows 7 :/

1) Ubuntu, FedoraCore 9 (OLPC, lol), Lubuntu but it hates my netbook's sound drivers so probably back to XFCE for it, 2) Yes yes yes

gib me linax staem plz

Sometimes i use Ubuntu and Backtrack 5 for pentesting.. i cannot use for games because my GPU (ATI 4600 series) refuse to works properly..

1) Ubuntu

2) Maybe, depends on how many games will support Linux.