[X] My Assistant

FreeBSD 12
(And Debian)

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Apr 25 2019, 08:11

Windows 7, macOS Mojave and a touch of Ubuntu 18.04

Mostly Windows for private use and macOS for work.
After trying dual-booting Ubuntu I came to think VM is probably less of a hassle.

Should I go to Windows 10 from Windows 7?

(Old) OS X

Android for phone, Windows7 for pc.

Windows.

Should I go to Windows 10 from Windows 7?

No.

No.

MS adding support for DX12 in win7 made win10 a complete fail.

This post has been edited by Pillowgirl: May 19 2019, 22:56

I'm running on Windows 10, upgraded from Windows 7, never really got any issues with updating.

Window xp

Windows 10 on PC and MacOS 10.8.5 on iMac

windows 10

Windows 10.

I feel nothing but regret and resentment. Perhaps a light twinge of nostalgia for a different time, a younger time. A better time.

Heard Pro is better tho.

Windows 10.

I feel nothing but regret and resentment. Perhaps a light twinge of nostalgia for a different time, a younger time. A better time.

Heard Pro is better tho.

Windows sucks, period.
Win2K was the least sucky, followed by XP.

I would rather use 98 SE than any of their current offerings, if I was forced to use Windows, though.

MS adding support for DX12 in win7 made win10 a complete fail.

That's officially just for WoW, right?
Probably isn't too hard to get other programs to use the libraries, though, I guess.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Jun 27 2019, 11:48

Manjaro KDE. This is a great one.

Windows 10 user here, had bad experiences using Linux so I'm not planning on switching for now. Despite what everybody seems to say I never really had problems with it.

Windows Server user is here. I use Windows Server 2008 R2 as my regular OS for years, and Windows Server 2019 for my desktop PC.
Windows Server can be a brilliant OS for normal PC users, because lots of features you can choose to install or not to install manually, so that you don't need to install the feature that you don't need. Also, this OS have is better in security because it is originally for server use.
Some people say that Windows Server is poor in games, but after I installed the driver of my graphics card, I don't feel any difference between Windows Server and normal Windows like 7 or 10.
By the way, I got my key of Windows Server by using the university email and attend a project of Microsoft, then you can get 2 keys of each Windows Server versions.

Windows 10 user here. Best platform to play eroge.

TempleOS

Also, this OS [Windows Server] have is better in security because it is originally for server use.

Lol.
It's the same basic kernel design underlying both products. And servers are not inherently more secure. It depends largely upon configuration and what software they are exposing to the network.

TempleOS

I see you are a person of culture as well

Didn't that guy die?

Windows 10 user here, had bad experiences using Linux so I'm not planning on switching for now. Despite what everybody seems to say I never really had problems with it.

If you don't mind your rights, or being used as a live test subject, sure.
If your bad experience amounts to "It's not windows; where's the C: drive and gpedit.msc" then you need to try again.
If it's "no games," then god help you. I just emulate since there are lots of nice emulators and lots of nice console/old computer games I've not played.
Currently playing Skyward Sword.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Jul 12 2019, 04:57

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