Is there a linux distro commonly used by computer engineers?

centOS

>>51401353

true dat.

>>51401353
>>51401394
Any specific reasons?

gentoo

>>51401564
no

We are 20 engineers at my company, we all use fedora 20-23

Caqiino OS

>>51401419
Its very solid, well tested and has been around for ages

Caquino OS was made for. GGGENIUSES.

>>51401564

nice meme

can someone define computer engineer for me. that is, in contrast to software engineer, software developer, and developer.

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>>51401350
>>51401602

Fedora JUST WERKS

Just look at this 'JVM Performance Engineer'

>>51401419

cos its rock solid. its not cutting edge, it doesnt have all the latest whiz bang stuff, it just does what it does.

>>51401350
If you are having to ask, then you will never really succeed.

It matters not which distro. It only matters that you understand what is happening.

>>51401350
windows Tbh
not even memeing. I studied ECE and it was like 70% windows, 25% mac, 5% linux. Most ECE software is available on windows, while linux availability is about as guaranteed as mac availability (as in probably not available, unless you're a pure software guy, in which case, why are you in the ECE department?).

Linux however was the default OS in the CS department. They used Ubunutu 12.04.

>>51401715
I actually work with the jvm too :^)

>>51401350
Ubuntu

It's still fucking Linux

>>51401715
That picture is a joke on so many levels holyshit

>>51401715
>Christine Flood.

More like Christine Food.

>>51401564
This desu.
Why do you think Chrome OS is based on Gentoo?

Because it has the most customizability and best performance of all decently popular Linux distros.

>>51401350
There all basically the same thing. Any differences can be read on their homepage within 5 min.
JUST PICK ONE.

>>51401715

thats one of the reasons why i dont use fedora, first off the name, second seeing that fat bitch when i was about to download it

Just use Xubuntu.

Seriously.

>>51401350
Use #! friend (more recently known as Bunsenlabs). Fast, clean, stable. What more could you want?