Which OS do you prefer?

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Jazoni89

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Windows 7 64 bit, works like a dream.

Unlike windows vista which just rapes your RAM memory so hard you can only open one window at a time.

I've got 4 gigs of ram in my windows 7 machine, and i have hardly ever exceeded over half of that.
 

The Shade

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Snow Leopard is treating me quite nicely these days.

So I'll stick with that.

It's been so long since I used Windows I don't even remember the hotkeys anymore.
 

Arachon

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Linux. I use Windows 7 for gaming, but if it wasn't for that, I'd switch over to Linux completely.
 

mjc0961

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Windows 7. It plays more games and comes on cheaper computers (or better computers for the same price) compared to Macs. The Mac OS would have to be pretty special to make it worth it to me, but it's not. It's a good OS, but not even close to being so good that I would drop that kind of cash on it when I could either save money or get better hardware for a Windows set-up.

I haven't tried Linux, and I don't really want to. I'd probably mess something up.
 

MercurySteam

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Win7 ftw baby. And when I build my next comptuter I'll go straight to Win7 64-bit.
 

DarthFennec

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Linux!
It's perfect, what's not to like about it? It's free, it works perfectly without any sort of errors or problems (unlike windows), it has a gigantic selection of awesome games (most free of course), and I can change anything I fucking want! And it's built for programming which is what I need most out of it.
 

A random person

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Ubuntu for me, though I end up using Windows 7 more, strictly for gaming purposes (though let me tell you, while not a mess like Vista supposedly was, it still has its periodic random crashes that Ubuntu doesn't).
 

MiketheBassMan

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My gaming PC (an Alienware laptop) uses Windows 7 Ultimate, and my netbook (an Asus t101mt) uses Ubuntu 10.10 with an upstream kernel (2.6.38). I wouldn't have it any other way, Windows is great on the powerful computer and works well with the large screen. GNOME, with its workspace system, is amazing on the netbook for multitasking without feeling cramped, and Ubuntu runs crazy fast even on an Atom processor.

Different systems for different purposes.
 

Nimcha

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Eldarion said:
I use windows 7. Its easy and it works.
Same here. Though when I'm at the university I use Linux, which is fine for me as well.

I just prefer Windows because I'm a PC gamer. :p