What os do you use?

[Dex]

@ dex:
does you not use the beta ( win 7) ?
it is very good with some of the functions ( the drag'n drop windows in the side)
and of cause the calculator..


KMT dk

Sorry have you mistaken me for someone that answer this topic ?, but i use my own OS or linux or xp (just for testing stuff).

[kmtdk]

" i cant say D*O*H so high ... sry dex ..."

i meant:

Neon


so todays quote might be:
"never post when sleepy"

KMT dk

[Dex]

Thats OK.

[XanClic]

(Didn't read the posts before)

Multiboot: openSUSE 11.0, Kubuntu 8.10, Vista Home Premium
(67 % Linux, so I chose Linux )

(My openSUSE 11.0 will become an 11.1 in some days)

[Combuster]

I primarily multiboot Gentoo Linux and Windows XP (depending on the machine, I might have '98, '98SE, Suse (yuck), DOS, and my own OS)

[earlz]

OpenBSD 4.4(i386) on my workstation. OpenBSD 4.5(i386 /not officially supported yet) on my server.. and AlloyOS on a little 1G SD card even though it doesn't really count at the moment.

[quok]

I'll drop in for the multiboot crowd. Primary OS being OS X, but I use Linux (Debian and/or SuSE, previously Gentoo and Arch), and OpenBSD sometimes as well.

[Solar]

Gentoo Linux, with the occasional WinXP bootup to play a game.

[neonek]

Ubuntu Linux for coding, Windows Vista ( ) for gaming on laptop.

Regards,
Mark

[Colonel Kernel]

At work:
Vista for e-mail and administrative stuff, Windows Server 2003 for development. Hopefully this will be upgraded to Windows 7 & Server 2008 soon.

At home:
Dual-boot between Vista (for games and working from home), and Mac OS X (for everything else, including OS dev).

At my previous job I used Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, and NCR MP-RAS for development. I'm happy those days are over.

[Love4Boobies]

Depending on machine, either Vista Home Basic, Vista Ultimate or Windows 7 Beta. I also try Linux from time to time but I use it too rarely for it to count. Also, one machine has no OS at all as its a test bed for my OSDev'ing (via PXE).

[i586coder]

Hi to all,

after expanded my hard disk, now i have multiBoot operating systems

1. slax 6.0.9 (KDE 4)
2. Mandriva Linux (GNOME)
3. windoz xp
4. OS/2 warp 4.52
5. free dos
*. my UNEXT/os (live-CD)

ok guy's maybe some ask why i use all these OS's

1. slax is my favorite usb-flash OS, and the HOST OS for my kernel
2. i like Mandriva on internet browsing sites,...
3. windoz, some times useful for gaming, i know there is WINe for linux but i think WINe isn't quality to play games
4. os/2 warp 4.52,just to discover this legacy OS from IBM
5. test my kernel under free dos for compatibility with DOS,sine my OS designed for real machine, and all the emulators i tried fails to run my kernel especially PS/2 scroll mouse driver
*. my UNEXT/os (live-CD)



CheerS,
a.T.d

[JackScott]

Dual-boot Vista and Debian Testing (mostly using Vista) on my laptop.
My VPS is a Debian Stable machine.

[01000101]

I use Windows Vista x64 and have Ubuntu 8.10 x64 always running in a VM (VMWare Server II). I use Vista for gaming (which I hardly do) and VS2008 EEs, and have Ubuntu for compiling/building my OS(s) and testing in common emulators.

[eddyb]

openSuSE 11.1 + KDE 4.3 unstable and a Vista and a Windows 7, both with something in the boot process broken by gparted while expanding their partition, not in the same time, but i dunno why i broken the win7 partition(even if i knew that would happen) . advice: don't try resizing or some other operation on a NTFS partition of vista/windows7 with gparted. i should use some partitioning tool for windows