Because I can’t get a Lobste.rs account.
Kidding. I like the idea of being part of a smaller, yet growing community. And even better, than similar sites: Open Source software and Federation.
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I started with RedHat 5.2 (Probably around 1998 or 1999), then Debian -> Slackware -> Gentoo -> Arch -> Ubuntu. Not I typically use a mixture of Ubuntu and OpenBSD on desktop and Debian and OpenBSD on servers. I also did Linux from Scratch around the same time as I was using Gentoo.