I've been using PCLinuxOS 2010 since awhile and base on what i can do with it it's the one that i'm going to use forever. I've been trying other distro without success, i also like the fact that it is well maintain, the people in the forum are friendly and overall it's a beautiful distro with lots of choises like KDE, Gnome, minime, LXDE and others.

I all but gave up on Linux back in 2007. Along the way, someone had been suggesting I should try PCLinuxOS (aka PCLOS), and when I finally tried the MiniMe 2008 release, it pleased me at every turn. Still using PCLOS as a result of the ongoing experience I'm having. I have installed, maintained and ultimately had to give up on many other distributions since 1999 (ArchLinux 0.4, abandoned for erasing a hard disk due to an untested portion of installation code; Slackware 8 to 10, left that for not providing any forum support (persistent X issues and more); I left Ubuntu 64 bit releases because they initially the did not support a Celeron D 64 bit processor (despite claiming full Intel support), and again I leave after a new Ubuntu 64 bit release (where Celeron D was supported) because the default graphics setting was 640x480 and I couldn't apply resolution changes because the 'apply' button was well below the bottom of the screen... other distros were tossed aside for so many networking issues (not necessarily the fault of 'Linux', but several indicated tutorials were DEAD WRONG because they were not kept up to date after major kernel changes made the tutorial obsolete)... I could go on with stories about Red Hat, Fedora, Mandrake/Mandriva, Debian, Knoppix, DSL, Linux-BBC and others, but my point here is that I've tried others for extended periods, only PCLOS has the honor of being installed on my system the longest.