I'm still running Debian on my small home server (that may change soon) but I have fully embraced @fedora on the desktop. Both my laptop and desktop are running the latest Fedora and have been for about 3 months. I may go with CentOS on the server soon. Just not sure how much I really want to tackle that project right now.
Why the change? Pretty simple: Community. The Fedora community is nothing short of awesome, and in the 30+ years that I've been running Linux, I've always said that community in an open source project is the most important part of the project.
#community #linux #fedora #redhat
UPDATE:
I feel that I need to add a bit more context to this post. A few people have commented asking what I think is wrong with Debian and why the change. There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with Debian. It's an awesome Linux distribution with a great community. I've been running Linux for more than 30 years and the past 15 years, Debian has been running my hardware. I just want to try something new for a while. I still have Debian running on my server and another desktop that I do a lot of testing on. I will never completely stop using Debian.