And the winner is

[richb]

I am always leery of these "best distro" articles. Personal taste, issues with particular hardware and previous bias are usually factors in the choice. However I did enjoy this article. I will not give away the winner.

http://netrunner-mag.com/?p=3184

[NickStone]

hmm! Someone wrote an article that identifies the best "KDE distro" but then only mentions 4 distros and they pick the best out of the 4. What about Fedora? or Mageia? or PCLinuxOS? or Arch? or Gentoo? or Slackware? or Debian? etc. etc. etc. There're hundreds of other distros that also come with KDE. I'm surprised this person actually gets many readers reading his blog on a regular basis.

[richb]

Not to be picky but there are five not four. And if you read the preamble he states that he culls to five to review. Perfectly logical to do so. Besides I liked the result.

[verndog]

Installing saucy iso at least once a week. It is almost perfect - on my hardware. This is the best Kubuntu I've ever used, and its still in development.

[vinnywright]

not to be picky but there are five not four. And if you read the preamble he states that he culls to five to review. Perfectly logical to do so. Besides i liked the result.

+1

vinny

[woodsmoke]

thumbs up
woodruninrarinsmoke

[SteveRiley]

While I continue to question Canonical's direction and what they're doing with Ubuntu, the absolute best feature of Kubuntu is its near-plain-vanilla KDE experience.

[Robtygart]

All I know is I haven't had a computer crash since I switched to Linux. I should try a different distro, but I haven't found a reason.