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Manjaro Linux. It brings the Arch Linux experience with no major hassle. So far it's stable. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

i'm using windows 10, linux is a hassle. i've used it i really like it, it doesn't do enough to make it better than windows.

i've used linux, it's good, but it's lack of support for windows progams, makes it annoying, i wish my shit was all linux compatible, but it's not.

i'm using windows 10, linux is a hassle. i've used it i really like it, it doesn't do enough to make it better than windows.

i've used linux, it's good, but it's lack of support for windows progams, makes it annoying, i wish my shit was all linux compatible, but it's not.

That's why u use virtual machines.

centos of course
every time i booted my computer
“yum update”
it makes me feel awesome

Windows 10 right now, but I dual boot with and am gradually switching Kubuntu.

Window 10. It's very fun when its got update, you got to fix every bugs ms forgot to fix.

ubuntu 16.04 and win10

i've used linux, it's good, but it's lack of support for windows progams, makes it annoying, i wish my shit was all linux compatible, but it's not.

Too many commas.

But on the content of this sentence is where I find my real issue.
I could make similar complaints that it's annoying trying to run unix/linux software on windows. The moment you start thinking of Unix as a different operating system with its own set of software, rather than as a windows replacement, is the moment you become freed.

There is very rarely a time when I cannot find unix software to do what I want; PC games are pretty much the sole exception because cloning games is both harder and more prone to litigation.

Also Wine is a thing if you really can't get over that. Keeps getting better. And winetricks makes doing complex things easier in it.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Feb 9 2019, 13:06

windows 10. I prefer 7 but playing forza is worth it!

macOS Mojave, easily the best desktop OS out there. I run Ubuntu 18.04 for remote stuff like H@H though.

win 7

Win10 very sad I can’t play euphoria

Windows 10 64-bit

winblows X

windows

Windows 10, ver. 1803
(not yet at ver. 1809 where flash drives can be removed without "safely remove hardware" check, imo I'm good with the current arrangement because I play safe)

macOS Mojave, easily the best desktop OS out there

Only if you like having to tell it "yes, I'm sure I want to run my own goddamn code" every three minutes
Or you get absolutely everything from the "app store"
Also Snow Leopard was better.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Apr 16 2019, 09:07

still using windows 7

Win10+Cygwin, with an array of servers running ubuntu bionic/debian. But the cygwin is just frustrating here and there. Heard WSL is a thing. Is anyone using this thing? Does it perform well?

Windows 7. I've had experience with Win10 corrupting itself on multiple occasions so usual avoid it. I do still use it in work, though. I've used Ubuntu a bit in the past. I've mostly been on Windows since 3.11 .