I'm using Linux Mint now. But I'm going to switch to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

I've tried SuSE and I had issues with the package management.
I've tried Fedora, but the Wireless didn't work.
I've tried Arch, but the packages were outdated (sometimes) and inconsistant.
I've tried Kubuntu, but don't really like KDE

I've liked Ubuntu and Xubuntu a lot, but I needed more customization so I'm running Gentoo. Fun, it is. Lots of customization.

One challenge:
Try running without X. It's really hard.

Ubuntu 8.10, installed on an older PC by itself.

I've got
Ubuntu Edgy running on my Powerbook G4 (ppc)
Gentoo linux stage 1 and LFS on my desktop (x86)
SuSE Linux 10.1 on my server (x86)
SuSE Linux 10.2 on my gaming machine (amd64)
I've used debian and slackware a lot in the past...and I started Linuxing (best word ever) when FC1 came out (first distro until i discovered debian!)

Suse is the easiest to run and use alrite, a complete newbie could run it out of the box no problem, Ubuntu has the relaxation of suse, with the power of Debian, Love it so i do.

I've tried ubuntu, Fedora, and a bunch of others but suse is my favorite overall. It seems to be the easiest next to ubuntu.

Ubuntu on m PC and MacOSX Tiger on my Macmini

I'm using Fedora Core 5 on my laptop and it's nice. I'm a newbie though.

That it does, that it does.

Yes, Debian rules!

I was always a RH/FC user, until i saw Ubuntu, and iv never looked back, Much more stable and more powerful that the RH/FC line, And its based on debian so ya know its goin to be good and do what ya want it to do, Worth checking it out!