Mine:
* Favorite distribution: Fedora Core 3
* Current OS: (4x)Windows 2000,Windows XP,(4x)Windows 2003,Fedora Core 3
* Favorite language: C# / ASP.NET
* Database: SQL Server 2000 SP4

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Originally posted by jachin:
Hi Y'all,
I'd like to know you favorite Linux distro and also the Operating Systems you are currently programming on?. Oh,and what is your favorite programming language and backend?

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Mine:
Slackware (currently using 10.0)

I program on:
Slackware 10.0
Windows XP (rare though )

Fav. laguage:
Python

I don't know about backend. Let me ponder.

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If not Slackware then either Arch Linux or Gentoo (high maintenance).

I've had to use XP Pro a lot recently due to Uni work, which is fine for what I do.

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...i'm more of the networking kind of guy, but python has a lot of potential for me when it comes to a good scripting language, since it can work with linux and windows scripting host, but it will be a few years(good Lord willing) before i can/have to tap into the potential .

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