Fedora

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I've been running Fedora since Core 8.
I've been running openSUSE since before it was called that and in the days of openSuSE.

If I was going to put Fedora on a physical machine, I wouldn't. I would put openSUSE on that machine. For RPM-based distros, the stability, performance, and community of openSUSE are unmatchable.

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