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Originally Posted by scottro
I'm actually surprised Arch didn't do better in this poll. I would think it would be the first or second choice for BSD users. An /etc/rc.conf file, minimalist default install, , flexibility in using binary or source...
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Speaking only for myself, I can say that I've read about Arch and was impressed with their project goals / attitudes. But I'm really not looking for a BSD-like Linux distro. If I want FreeBSD, I will use FreeBSD.
When I'm required to use a Linux distro, I am inclined to opt for a server market leader, and my managers are inclined to want something officially supported. Since I already spend a lot of time with Red Hat-family distros at work, CentOS makes sense for personal use.
[ So I'm probably just reiterating some of what TerryP already said. ]