Favorite rolling release distro?

[AndrewH]

What's your favorite rolling release distro?

[proxima_centauri]

Archlinux is my favorite.

[exploder]

PCLinuxOS 2010 KDE

[anticapitalista]

antiX-M8.5

[GoustiFruit]

How many rolling distros do you know ?

PCLinuxOS KDE
PCLinuxOS Gnome
PCLinuxOS XFCE
PCLinuxOS E17
...
Mandriva Cooker ?

[Superewza]

Easily Arch.

[FedoraRefugee]

Beyond any doubt Arch.

[vrkalak]

Debian 'testing' for me.

[mick55]

Arch of course.

[deadguy]

Arch is best IMO...

[AndrewH]

Thank you all!

[defcon]

Arch of course.

[willie42]

Debian for me at the moment....still have not tried all the Distros out yet.

[linuxviolin]

Debian for me at the moment....still have not tried all the Distros out yet.

Debian is not a real rolling release.

[willie42]

well LMDE is what I was meaning....I at the moment am running all mint on my machines

[zerozero]

Tried PCLinuxOS, and nahh, in IMHO its just a dumb down version of Mandriva.

Cooker is the most exciting rolling distro i tried and LMDE the most stable.

Haven't tried Arch (yet!)

[tdockery97]

LMDE of course.

[jesica]

LMDE

[piratesmack]

The closest thing to a rolling release I use is Slackware-Current, but it's not a true rolling release for the same reason Debian testing isn't.

Other Linux distributions may maintain a development branch in between releases. These development branches may resemble a rolling release because software in such a branch is continually updated. However, unlike a rolling release, these branches are intended to be the next release, and will be frozen and tested prior to such a release.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_release

So I guess my favorite rolling release is PCLinuxOS, even though I'm not using it right now.

[gizmodo]

LMDE as number one. second one will proberly be arch or chakra.