FUN POLL: What is the best UNIX/Linux for. . .?

With so many different flavors of UNIX and Linux available in the world, choosing the best one for yourself, your family, or for your organization can be such an overwhelming and rather difficult decision to make! :eek:

If you were a salesman and you had to decide the best UNIX/Linux distro for each of your individual customers based on how it was going to be used, which would you generally recommend for the following applications (you don't have to answer all of them, just the one's that you are sure of ;)):

  1. Home
  2. Home Office
  3. Small Businesses (under 400 employees)
  4. Medium-Sized Businesses (400-2.000 employees)
  5. Large Businesses & Enterprises (over 2,000 employees)
  6. Small Nonprofit Organizations
  7. Large Nonprofit Organizations
  8. Education (Grade School)
  9. Higher Education
  10. Healthcare Institution
  11. Government Agency
  12. Military
  13. High-End Desktop
  14. Mid-Range Desktop
  15. Low-End Desktop
  16. HTPC (Home Theatre)
  17. High-End Notebook
  18. Mid-Range Notebook
  19. Low-End Notebook
  20. Tablet PC
  21. Sub-Notebook Computer
  22. Pocket PC/Smartphone
  23. Palmpilot/Smartphone
  24. XBox
  25. Playstation 2/3
  26. High-End Workstation
  27. Mid-Range Workstation
  28. Low-End Workstation
  29. Application Server
  30. Audio/Video Server
  31. Chat Server
  32. FTP Server
  33. IRC Server
  34. Mail Server
  35. News Server
  36. Proxy Server
  37. Telnet Server
  38. Web Server
  39. Beginner
  40. Intermediate User
  41. Advanced User
  42. Expert User
  43. Rich Customer ($$$)
  44. Value-Minded Customer
  45. Budget-Minded Customer
  46. Student (Grade School)
  47. Higher Education Student
  48. Office User
  49. Internet User
  50. Light Gamer
  51. Heavy Gamer
  52. Movie/Music Lover
  53. Multimedia Content Creator
  54. CAD User
  55. Programmer
  56. Hacker
  57. Do-It-All User
  58. BEST All-Around UNIX/Linux Distro
  59. WORST All-Around UNIX/Linux Distro

Whew! That's a lot of different applications! I think I pretty much covered them all. If I happened to have missed anything or something just does not make sense to you, feel free to post a suggestion and I might edit this list. :wink:

This post is a rule violation (and borderline spam). Closed.