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Binton post.

Orly? Would I be giving you too much credit if I assumed that blahblahblahblah i think you're running windows?

This post has been edited by Alpine: Feb 22 2012, 22:05

osX 10.6 even if it's gonna be outdated soon (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

i don't like windows.

if i was good enough at computer stuff i would go open source.

Orly? Would I be giving you too much credit if I assumed that blahblahblahblah i think you're running windows?

Mr. Alpine, that post you quoted happened several months ago.

Windows 7, and while it is an improvement over Vista, I still miss XP most of all.

Windows 7 x64

Win7 x86 Professional on academic license
Debian on my older notebook, and
Arch Linux on my newer

Trying to stay away from osX and Ubuntu linux. =/

Windows 7 x64

It is much better than the damn Vista

Darwin-based both on laptop and cell (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

windows 7 64bits enterprise, nice shot! and testing windows 8 on lapton a nice one too! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

windows xp sp3,just because some software of my company only support this OS

Windows vista on an old computer.It really sucks

Window 7 Ultimate

home: windows 7
work: windows xp
phone: android

ios on ipod and ipad.

Windows 7 on all computers.

Mac OS X 10.6.8

Windows 7 x64

I am currently running windows vista and Ubuntu 11.10

Edit: I have two computers running.

This post has been edited by gid wrath1: Apr 22 2012, 15:15

Windows XP sp3 because Vista sucks, 7 sucks and 8 is going to suck more, they look pretty but have very little substance and I'll continue to use XP for as long as possible...which isn't too much longer, my compy is dying. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Labtop: Fedora 17 "Beefy Miracle" GNU/Linux
Home server: Debian stable GNU/Linux

Laptop: Fedora 17 "Beefy Miracle" GNU/Linux
Home server: Debian stable GNU/Linux

Fix't.

Ubuntu 11.04 is my current OS. It was a pain in the ass with the Mac-faggotry they pulled with the whole "Unity" bullshit, but I was able to take care of that by installing GNOME-Panel and the "Compiz Config Settings Manager", which allowed me to remove that unsightly and annoying forced sidebar, which they claimed was "eye candy". Having things that look good is okay, but if they do so at the expense of being useful at all, then they're shit.

Another Problem is that the default File Manager, Nautilus, has its fucking memory-leaks. I could have sworn that they fixed that during the time that 10.04 was my OS, but they somehow broke it again.

I haven't touched Windows Vista since March(?), and that was only so I could fix the problem with the GRuB not finding Ubuntu. Vista is a slow, bulky OS that freezes up all the time, and when a window freezes, it prevents you from interacting with the controls for the window (resize, minimize).