What's your favorite Linux distro? Mine is currently Linux Mint

Desktop -- Mint. Server -- RedHat

Desktop: arch (duh) -- server: debian

Manjaro is what I keep coming back to.

Mint.
I want to try Gentoo next.

@Jakuho I've heard high praises for Arch Linux. What's your draw to it?

Depends on the project.
I personally love Alpine for its minimalism and configurability. Gentoo is similar but more of a hassle to set up.
And if I really don't care about user experience (like on a server) I would probably go with Debian.

I think arch is a great compromise for configurability and ease of use and setup.

Arch for desktop and Debian for server

Blackarch. Even the installer is awesome.

Servers - Debian
Desktop - Trisquel

@Linux username checks out

Desktop: Antergos (Arch based)
Server: Ubuntu

Kali or Ubuntu

@sergiolarosa89 Elementary does have a beautiful as hell UI. Their recent update is great.

POP_OS. It's Ubuntu but prettier, without the shit and designed for developers

Manjaro

Pop! Os for laptops, arch for desktop. debian server for server

Gentoo since 2003.

Tried many, none was good enough to not miss Gentoo rather quickly.

@Root from Mint to Gentoo is a rather big step, though! 🤔

Kubuntu (Arc theme) and Ubuntu Server

@Yamakuzure it is indeed. I'm a little worried.

Desktop: Linux Mint
Server: Debian

For servers I tend to prefer Ubuntu Server.
For workstations, Arch without a second thought.
For containers and VM's (servers) usually a choice between Ubuntu (stability) and Arch (usability and fast-paced updates) depending on what works best. I ended up preferring Arch for both file- and DNS-servers. The configuration for them is just so much easier in Arch.

Usually I end up resorting to these two. For workstations, Arch without second thought. For anything legacy, Bodhi. For servers, Ubuntu unless Arch is easier to deploy. For Raspberry Pi's, Raspbian Lite.

I use Manjaro

Desktop: Ubuntu

Servers: CentOS

Try suicide linux