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What do you think each Linux distribution is "best for"?

DaniWeb: "From its Debian roots to its commercially available support to its overwhelming popularity, Ubuntu is the ultimate Linux distribution."

ars Technica: "Ubuntu dumps the brown, introduces new theme and branding Canonical has revealed the style of the new default theme that will be used in Ubuntu 10.04, the next major version of the popular Linux distribution.

In a significant departure from tradition, Ubuntu is shedding its signature brown color scheme and is adopting a new look with a palette that includes orange and an aubergine shade of purple."

The popular populist Linux distribution Ubuntu will a new look with the upcoming 10.04 edition.

Linux Journal: "We're collecting this data to run in an upcoming issue of Linux Journal. We encourage you to leave comments here letting us know why you use the Linux distribution you do.

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The VAR Guy: "A few days ago, The VAR Guy openly wondered how CloudLinux OS — a new Linux distribution designed for hosting providers — hopes to stand out in a market dominated by Red Hat, Novell and several other emerging options."

The VAR Guy: "Canonical and the Ubuntu community are busy polishing Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx), a major upgrade set to debut in April 2010.

But before the new Linux distribution arrives, the Ubuntu community will host an Ubuntu Global Jam from March 26 to March 28."

Hacking Truths: "There are so many reasons why having a Linux distribution on a USB drive can come in handy.

From having a “rescue” OS on your keyring to being able to install a new distribution on your EeePC, a “thumb drive” Linux has many uses."

Linux.com: "Hotplugging (which is the word used to describe the process of inserting devices into a running system) is achieved in a Linux distribution by a combination of three components: Udev, HAL, and Dbus."