What's your OS, or what are your OSs *plurals FTL*?

Right now I'm still learning the ins-and-outs of Windows 7 on this laptop, but it didn't take long at all for me to like it better than Vista... not that that's saying much. 8) Shiny and transparent stuff aside, I like what they've done with taskbar and how they organize things, plus if the drivers worked on Vista, they're working on here. My desktop is still running XP though, which I don't see changing anytime soon unless if I decide to install something on the other partition.

That said I'd really like a computer with OS X.6. :(

Windows XP SP3 and Ubuntu 9.10 for work.

PC-BSD just to play around.

Win7 professional. It's very awesome.

I have Vista on my HP deskstop and Windows 7 on my custom built desktop.

7 on laptop

Vista on desktop

XP on old desktop

Vista on my desktop, laptop is running Backtrack and Zeroshellmarkop2003

Windows 7 on my desktop. It is pretty awesome.

I'm running OS X version 10.6.3 (Snow Leopard) primarily but also have Windows 7 Home premium that I occasionally run via Boot Camp or VMWare Fusion.

OSX Snow Leopard.

Windows 7 on my desktop and Windows XP on my netbook.

My laptop is currently running Vista.t3hrubikscube

Still going with XP on both my desktop and laptop. :)

I have been highly impressed by Windows 7 Professional. The computer has run remarkably smoothly and in the entirely time I've had it, I believe I've only had one BSoD. *touches wood* The performance tools are also good for more appropriately managing system diagnostics.

Windows 7 Ultimate x64.

The greatest operating system on the planet right now.

linux is freedom shame on you win osx fans

linux is freedom shame on you win osx fans

dontshackzmii

I don't understand what you mean by that...

I have freedom with Windows.

Linux is just another alternative. OSX is the only closed-platform you mentioned.

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linux is freedom shame on you win osx fans

Rikusaki

I don't understand what you mean by that...

I have freedom with Windows.

Linux is just another alternative. OSX is the only closed-platform you mentioned.

Linux can run on anything you can even make your own hardware for it . windows is more locked down and makes you pay for software that should be free . you can do far more with the os on linux .

Desktop:
-Linux Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
-Windows 7 Ultimate (for gaming)

Laptop:
-Ubuntu 9.10

Netbook:
-Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.10

Running Windows 7 Professional on an HP Laptop.

"You know, I had an idea while using the restroom at Dennys. Why doesn't my PC take more than 5 minutes to start up, then completely crap it's pants for 3 minutes randomly when using an internet browser? I thought it up, and Windows put it in. Windows 7 sucking complete butt. It was my idea."