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Request:- Could some do a poll of Linux version usage?

I don't know nearly enough about what versions of Open/Free Linux are available.

I was wondering if someone would create a new poll of all the major recent(ish) distros so we can see the percentage of people's preferred distro? I've only ever used Suse and have been very happy with it, but I'm feeling curious to see what other packages have to offer.

I found one poll elsewhere, but it had been running for so long the data would no longer be valid.

Many Thanks,

Mark.

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