What linux distro are you using?

Mint 14 but they make my life difficult... kinda hard to make things work properly...
*Dual boot windows 7

Open SuSe 12 :)

Ubuntu 12.04, Never had an issue with it, no time to look at other distros.

Ubuntu with KDE.

Dual boot with Windows 7 (which I use more because of gaming).

dual booted: win7 (games) and Debian (Mixed Testing/Unstable System)

multi boot of win 8 win7 and linux mint 14. yes i dislike 8 but trying to get xbox exclusive to work on it

If im going to use linux i will probably choose OpenSuse its very good distro with a lot of GUI configuration tools that lack on otheres.

OpenSuSE is awesome :).
I have a single usb drive that runs the following live:
Knoppix, OpenSuSE, Backtrack, Mageia, & Debian.

Also running UBCD on that usb drive. Needless to say, no matter the job, I can get it done.
No I don't work in IT or anything of the sort, I'm just a linux nerd.

Since the last thread like this, I got rid of my Linux distro. Just no need for it.

Fedora KDE, and Tails for advance works

agreed on Ubuntu; has it always been this forceful with pure junk?

Ubuntu 12.10 GNOME Remix, but also Arch Linux, Fedora 18, and elementaryOS Luna.

Linux Mint with Cinnamon desktop.

But I like my Ubuntu. :<

Gentoo

Dual boot ubuntu and win 7, although I very rarely use ubuntu, I see no reason to do it.

Fatdog64, it's a 64-bit version of Puppy Linux. the entire distribution is geared toward lightweight. It is my choice of Linux. I have used several distributions and none of them live up to Puppy.

Arch because I like pacman.

3rd party content is mp3 support.

I've running Arch/Windows/OS X tri boot on my main workstation. I test deploy to ubuntu server and Arch via vagrant. On my Raspberry and ODROID-U2, I run debian (or debian based distros). Also got a laptop with elementary os Luna.

On server, Arch and Ubuntu Server.

I have tried many of them over the past decade, plus... I never can fully settle on one.

I like Mint probably the most right now. I have a laptop running it and it works great. It is a better version of Ubuntu, so I would have no problem always picking this over Ubuntu.

I ran through various Ubuntu variants, but didn't really care for any of them more than Mint. I did put some consideration into the lighter ones for an old 1ghz that I boosted up a bit. None of them were really that light. Not like they ran worse than the hacked up XP I was running on it, but still...

I used Red Hat a lot a decade and some change back, plus for years after. I just can't get myself to use Fedora full time now. I think it always sounds cooler than it is when I actually use it. I can see uses for it on my home computer, but I will stick with Mint over it.

I used Puppy and some variants for my old 1ghz. It actually ran great on the computer, which is almost 13 years old. I recommend one of the variants if you are looking for something small and optimized. I have shelved the computer for now. I was using it to download stuff.

I love the cutting edge Debian philosophy, but it is something I would only run on a server.

Mageia looks cool, but I haven't had the energy to bother with it. Taking it back to the old school, like Fedora. I might try it out of respect for Mandrake being decent back in the day. I suppose PCLinuxOS is on this list, took.

I haven't bothered with Arch, but it looks cool. I almost installed it, then got lazy.

OpenSuse and Gentoo are among those that I just don't have the interest in. I have pushed Slackware aside, at this point, as well.

I run Debian non-GUI for Linux servers,

But I run it for desktop on my old laptop as well with a GUI installed and half the time I have the GUI turned off.

Arch, because I have too much free time, and like clean, light things.
For windows manager see my avatar, or i3.

Gentoo. Check it out.

Kubuntu, dual booting

Arch Linux.