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Debian on desktop pcs, Ubuntu on laptop pcs. I know, I know, we aren't supposed to use Ubuntu because it's bad but it's infinitly easier to get laptop drivers working on Ubuntu for some reason.
One of these days I'll try out arch but I've been using apt for so many years and don't want to learn pacman because I'm lazy.