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Fun Stuff => CLIKC => Topic started by: dizzy on 26 Aug 2006, 09:09
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according to sources i can't remember the name of, windows has over 90% of the personal o/s market, do the users of this forum show that too.
anyway, plz vote in this poll so i can get an idea of the reality of that statistic.
im doing this on other newsgroups too.
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Windows because it's what came installed on my laptop, and I'm waaaay too lazy to learn anything else
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Windows XP Professional. My laptop came with Home Edition, so I wiped it and installed Professional.
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I run 'em all. Windows XP pro and Fedora Core 4 on my PC, MacOS on various macs, ranging from the original to a PM 6400, and solaris on my Sparc 5.
Why yes, I am a geek.
--Nick
BTW... I voted linux, just because I felt like it... I use them all pretty much equally.
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I dual boot XP home and Ubuntu 6.06 on this computer and I have a server running Ubuntu 6.06.
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Win Xp Home on my good computer (good is a relative term, it actually is not that good), and Ubuntu 6.06 on my shitty one.
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I run 'em all.
I see no BSD, RISC OS, z/OS, etc.
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XP on this machine, and latest vista build soon on my new 64 bit desktop.
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Why would you want to run Vista?
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If you're going to break off OS X as a varient of Unix, you should probably break off Solaris, HP-UX, BSD, and others. Though I guess it's different enough
Anyway, Mac OS X is my primary system, running on my Powerbook, and I have a Compaq running Ubuntu. As soon as I get a MacPro I'm going to install a second hard drive and run both OS X and XP.
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XP on one, 2000 on the other. I'm limited on resources (money & time) so I don't really have a say in the matter.
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XP on my workstation and laptop, 2000 at work (not by choice), a variety of Linux distros for firewalls/servers, and a few Windows 2003 servers.
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Dual booting OSX systems (10.4/10.5 prerelease). In the past I've attempted to run such combinations as OSX/BeOS, OSX/Ubuntu, and OSX/YellowDog.
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Right now I'm running xp professional edition on my main computer. However I have two towers that I would like to get running soon (still need a few parts) and I'll probably try out different operating systems on them.
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Windows XP on my gaming rig, and Mac on my iBook.
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I run 'em all.
I see no BSD, RISC OS, z/OS, etc.
All of the options presented...
But, I have, booted NetBSD on one of my macs. It's not currently installed, however.
So, yea. You know what I mean.
--Nick
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I’m a Windows guy myself, but I’ve reached the milestone of my IT education where they start forcing *nix down my throat. I’ve avoided it up to this point cause I’m fucking stubborn.
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Mac os x.
I kinda want a pc to try ubuntu on, to see if it's worth all the hype I hear.
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Mac os x.
I kinda want a pc to try ubuntu on, to see if it's worth all the hype I hear.
Run it on your mac :) works fine.
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You can get Live CDs which enable you to run Linux directly from the disc, without it ever having to touch the hard drive (though you can install it later if you decide to).
Ubuntu is available (http://www.cheeplinux.com/index.php?cPath=31&osCsid=8c6fb01d0761e90f17596caa087900ea)
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Well I chose Windows because that's what I'm running on my main computer.
Windows XP + Blackbox
My laptop on the other hand uses Ubuntu.
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Why would you want to run Vista?
Because I like vista and the latest build is pretty sweet.
Oh yes, and being MS beta tester.
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I have the pre-RC1 build on me laptop, and it is pretty spanky.
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Ubuntu
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I’m a Windows guy myself, but I’ve reached the milestone of my IT education where they start forcing *nix down my throat. I’ve avoided it up to this point cause I’m fucking stubborn.
I was like you until first year uni.
Now I use Windows for gaming, and that's it. Linux is just so much better at everything else I do.
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Windows 2000, but next reformat, I'm moving to Linux, to see how well it can run windows games. =P
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I've been meaning to backup all my important stuffs onto external hdd and switch to ubuntu, but I'm too comfy on windows (despite its shortcomings).
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Im happy with XP tbh. The problems I have with my PC these days are the state of my hardware not the OS.
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I run XP at the moment and it's doing fine. The only problems I've experienced recently have been hardware-related
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running xp pro on my gaming rig(s)
dual booting xubuntu and auditor on an ibm 390e w/ 333mhz and 169 mb ram...w00t...i is l33t
other laptop might put BSD on...how well does that work?
dont try playin windows games on linux...its not worth the effort...trust me...only some of the new games offer linux source and cedega is $$ and wine doesnt work worth sh*t...i did a lot of research :-D
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I just upgraded to Dapper Drake over the interwebs. :mrgreen:
I also took the opportunity to upgrade my gaim to 2.0.0beta3 courtesy of Automatix :-D
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Windows XP Professional SP2.
And as soon as Linux supports games, I'll be switching over. (Long wait, I know.)
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Windows XP with the litestep shell - which I highly recommend. www.litestep.net One day I will climb up that learning curve for linux the way things seem to be going with OS's. I also don't know if my laptop's special feaures would be compatible.
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I still run windows 98. I having trouble with the new one I'm building :cry:.
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XP on my PC, and Mac OS 10.4 on my Macbook Pro.
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woppa, Vista build 5600. Downloading "5728.16387" right now.
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how is the vista beta thing? i thought about it...but i dont have a dvd-burner and the two computers that would run it id like to keep stable...but how is it? are they using aero yet? hooray for questions.
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I'm tempted to run it on my laptop, since it seems to have much nicer wireless support, but I won't get the nice Glass effects. Stupid old shitty ATI mobility. And I refuse to upgrade my workstation, because I need a stable workstation.
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pretty much the same idea for me...must-not-crash-gaming-pc...but i have an extra laptop i can tinker with...and by extra i mean the backlight doesnt work :-D
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Desktop: Windows XP Professional
TabletPC: Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
Server 1: Ubuntu 6.06
Server 2: Windows XP (usese media connect)
Server 3: FreeNAS (based off FreeBSD)
Router: m0n0wall (based off FreeBSD)
And yes I use XP Pro for it's actual "Pro" features, like domain joining, remote desktop, group policy, etc.
Unlike some people, I actually have a reason instead of "XP Home must suck so i use Pro!"
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Work: XP Pro :(
Home: Dual boot, Fedora Core 6 (Linux) / Windows XP (for gaming)
Server: Gentoo 2006 R0 (Linux)
Laptop: Dual Boot, OSX and Fedora Core 6
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Work: 2000 (ohgod ohgod)
Home workstation: XP Pro
Laptop: XP Pro
Servers 1 through 5: Gentoo
Server 6: Windows 2003
C'est tout.