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Which OS you use most?

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  • Windows Vista

    12 
    votes
    22.6%
  • Windows XP or older

    28 
    votes
    52.8%
  • Mac OS

    6 
    votes
    11.3%
  • Mac OS for Internet & creativity, for the rest Windows

    1 
    vote
    1.9%
  • Windows for games & ripping, for the rest Mac OS

    0 
    votes
    0.0%
  • Linux

    5 
    votes
    9.4%
  • Windows for productivity & games, for the rest Linux

    0 
    votes
    0.0%
  • Other

    1 
    vote
    1.9%
  • This poll is still running and the standings may change.

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Let me know which one you normally use. Choose the closest match.
 
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I have a computer with vista next to me right now but I am so used to my XP I continue to use it even though my wife about once a week complains about what a waste that purchase was. :P

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Maybe you should change it to Which OS Do You Think Packs Quality With A Punch?
Most people use Windows but an iMac is far superior in terms of functionality and features.
 
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Basement said:
Maybe you should change it to Which OS Do You Think Packs Quality With A Punch?
Most people use Windows but an iMac is far superior in terms of functionality and features.
Feel free to add your comments in the thread. The poll is about what YOU use :)

BTW I voted Mac OS.
 
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XP as always . Tried linux but i am still with XP .
 
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I run Linux, Vista and XP :]
 
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Most Vista or XP?

I wanted to add a choice "Windows for productivity & games, for the rest Linux" but I don't know how to edit the poll choices.
 
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both Vista & XP.
 
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Ubuntu here. Windows XP at work

-Steve
 
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My main computer has XP on it , but i hardly use that pc ,
since i have a laptop with Vista on it.
Do i HATE vista alot!
 
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I've been on Macs since day one, so I really can't compare. I do notice however that the movement is always in one direction: Windows -> Mac. You just don't hear too often of people moving in the other direction.
 
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Leopard FTW! :)
 
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Still a XP user until I upgrade my hardware to 64 bit.
 
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Linux For everything but gaming
 
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XP here.
I'm buying a new laptop soon and I'm going to put XP on it as well.
Don't see any reason to use Vista yet.
 
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xp fan here, use linux at school (redhat).
 
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mkylut said:
xp fan here, use linux at school (redhat).
Wow, a school with Linux? I wished my school used Linux rather than that terrible other operating system, XP...
I use Linux (Ubuntu, but thinking about Xubuntu) but sadly have to keep an XP desktop around to play my games on.
 
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Mac OS all the way. I got so tired of Windows hassles that I refused to upgrade to Vista. Good thing too from what I keep reading about it.

I figured if I am going to be forced to buy more hardware just to make Vista happy, then why not spend that same money on hardware and an OS to make me happy?

History shows that the better technology is not always the most popular.
For instance how in the world did VHS beat Beta?? How did the IBM PC beat the Amiga and Atari ST at the time? Image and Marketing. The same applies to other areas, like music.

The Mac is fast, sexy, simple, intuitive, and it works. :xf.love:

P.S. If I hadn't gone with an iMac I was giving serious consideration to Ubuntu.
 
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No FreeBSD? beastie on my avatar going to be sad being left out...
 
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