I'd have Fedora installed right now if only my WLAN adapter would have working drivers. Yeah, I also looked a bit into ndiswrapper but seemed too much work, having to switch between Windows and Linux just to see some instruction from the internet.
But once I don't have to use WLAN anymore, I'll probably install Fedora again. It just seems the most suitable distirubution to be. Not too little work but not too much either; not too simple and not too hard. Ubuntu seemed a bit simple and Gentoo sounds like a lot of work. And I'm not sure if I exactly like Novell and OpenSUSE. And Debian... I don't know, considered it for a while but I'm not sure if I want anything Debian-based, don't know why though.
Oh, and the only thing keeping me from using Linux as my primary system is that games don't support Linux very well. Well, at least id, one of my favourite devs, does. I just hope Rage will support Linux too. The death of our current x86 architecture could probably help Linux quite a bit as it would be a huge thing to Microsoft - a terribly bad thing, that is.
