Which OS do you use?

Which operating system do you use primarily? I use Linux, and have windows XP installed for people I let use my computer, and for a couple games that wine is too slow on. Most people here probably use XP I would guess.

 

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i suck at computers so i just use xp....had 98 but it was a pain i the ass

 

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I really like Windows XP. I use it on my laptop. Both of my servers run RH.

 

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I use Xp but i found out that if it goes wrong; it does it in style, thus, i want to get RedHat sometime soon.

 

yea, i dual boot win2k/linux on one machine, another runs freebsd, and im trying to get os/2 just to try it out on an old p90

 

XP here, I was very pleasently surprised with it. But the lie about it not having the dreaded blue screen of death annoys me. I get it very often!!

 

I have a cool cpmputer, and have upgraded it, but never the OS, I never got around to it, I might switch to XP soon. I wish I could learn how to use Linux and use a cool GUI, and use patches to run all my programs, but I only have a certain amout of time in a day.....

 

I'm using Mac osX. So far so good. I should start playing with the unix half a bit more, but I'm lazy.

 

Use both w2k for the pc and freebsd for the server

 

Dual Boot; Win 98SE and Linux on all (5) systems, planning to try Lindows.

 

I recently began running LongHorn (Windows 2003) on one of my systems. We'll see how it goes. So far its DOG slow and i have a decent machine...1.8 Ghz. It looks a lot better though. Very nice aesthetics.

-AntonK

 

I open the back of my computer and I expect to see gears and a hampster in a wheel.

 

If you don't you're in trouble!

Course the Hamster is called a power supply and the gears a CPU!-)

The Hamster is fed through that little cord plugged into the wall, and the gears are shifted by the OS, if windows you can often hear them gnash.

Most important thing of all; YOU should stay in the driver's seat!-)

 

Think my computer needs fresh pine chips?

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w2k for desktops, switching from w2k to freebsd for servers.

 

win98 at work, because it is much faster on our network than 2000.
xp at home

 

Saying Pine marks you as an amateur. The proper term is CCPC ConiferousCelluloseProductChip.

 

Let's see, I use:

OpenBSD for my firewall
FreeBSD for my webserver/e-mail server
Redhat 8.0 Linux for my samba file server
FreeBSD / Gentoo Linux / Windows 2000 Pro for my desktop x86
Mac OS X on my iMac.
Mac OS X on my laptop.

Now, what should I vote?

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I just switched from Mandrake Linux, to Gentoo last week. Gentoo is alot leaner and faster, and portage kicks ass.

 

2 OSs Installed

I have a Solaris(/root, /usr, /var, /home partitions installed),Win Xp.

I am trying to download LongHorn Leaks.


bye!