JeppeMar 9
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Everyone remembers their first Linux distro?What was yours? 🐧 
Debian / Ubuntu
61.4%
Fedora / Red Hat
13%
Arch Linux
1.1%
Somethings else? Comment below!
24.5%
Poll ended at .
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Show threadGytis RepečkaMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Mandrake 
Show threadMacumba MacacaMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Slackware of course
Show threadFriedrich VosbergMar 9
@CollaboraOffice 1998 SuSE Linux auf einem iMac G3 Bondi Blue.
Show threadEugen NeuberMar 9
@CollaboraOffice #slackware since then #openSUSE
Show threadsqrt(-1)Mar 9
@CollaboraOffice Slackware :D
Show threadjjjMar 9
@CollaboraOffice I actually don't remember.
Show threadSe'eSMar 9
@CollaboraOffice I started with Yggdrasil. Not sure what version exactly but it wasn’t even a version 1.0 yet.
Show threadAmselbockMar 9
@CollaboraOffice SUSE!
Show thread Leo 🇲🇽Mar 9
@CollaboraOffice SuSE 7.1
Show threadJeppeMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Redhat 5.2 back in the very old days :) I usually don't _feel_ old, buth then I remember when that came out :D It was my very first experience with computers for real, as well. We had just gotten a PC at home, and I saw a news story in the TV about a new open OS called Linux. Got a computer magazine with an install CD. Was great to figure it all out on my own. So much fun.
Show threadkarlggestMar 9
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Red Hat 5.2, Mandrake 6.0, Debian Potato, openSUSE.
Show threadÁngel Goitia 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈Mar 9
@CollaboraOffice Slackware. I'm old!
Show threadO Coegho  ꩜Mar 9
@CollaboraOffice Mandriva
Show threadSalvaMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Slackware and Eurielec Linux.
Show threadMonMar 9
@salva_pl @CollaboraOffice ☝
Show threadclimbertobbyMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Suse
Show threadCelia ValdeolmillosMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Slackware. Like, ages ago, after startin to use Unix system V at University. In the nineties last century. Later had to use windows, but the went back time ago with Elementary and now Ubuntu for stability and professional use.
Show threadz3r0Mar 9
@CollaboraOffice Mandrake, but I couldn't do anything with it because I wasn't able to compile the drivers for my USB ADSL modem
Show threadJavier 🖖🏃‍♂️🟥🟨🟪Mar 9
@CollaboraOffice SuSE 7.2
Show threadeaplMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Corel Linux that came in a PC Magazine CD, and before Slackware (?) that came in an introductory Book with floppies
Show threadeaplMar 9
@CollaboraOffice it should have been be this one
https://archive.org/details/pcmagazine_espaniol-corel_linux_10
PC Magazine en Español: Corel Linux 1.0 covermount CD : Corel : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

A dump of this covermount CD containing Corel Linux 1.0. The .iso image was dumped three times; two times with ImgBurn v2.5.8.0 (endorsed by The Hidden...

Internet Archive
Show threadDavid NicolasMar 9
@CollaboraOffice too much modern distros !
Show threadellgonMar 9
@CollaboraOffice SUSE Linux, a friend bought a SUSE box on a mall around year 2000 and we installed it on our computers
Show threadLaconada BlogMar 9

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Slackware

Show threadBr4veTr4velerMar 9
@CollaboraOffice Suse Linux 7
Show threadStoneWalkerMar 9
@CollaboraOffice knoppix, from a live cd that comes with a magazine 😀
Show threadCurioso 🍉 🇺🇦 (jgg)Mar 9

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Before Ubuntu, everything else was trying it out, hating it, never coming back.

Corel Linux was not bad, but not enough.

Show threadBjörnMar 10

@CollaboraOffice SuSE and Knoppix (in the early 2000s)

A few years later, I switched to Linux permanently on one of my devices. But it was Ubuntu that I ended up using for several years.

Show threadFredmanMar 10
@CollaboraOffice Slackware, the most stable and complete distro in 1993 . I bought the CDs in EEUU
Show threadUlrichMar 11
@CollaboraOffice Slackware
Show threadJavierinsituMar 13
@CollaboraOffice mandrake linux
Show threadJojanMar 31
@CollaboraOffice I voted Ubuntu, but actuality it was Fedora core.