What Operating System do You Use?

[Dragapult]

What you tired Virtual Box?


So witch one do you use?

Yes, I've tried VirtualBox and didn't like it.

 

[captainslater]

Win XP SP 2 @work
Win XP SP 3 @home
Mac OS X Snow Leopard @mobile
Win Vista @mobile2
iOS4 on iPhone 3G @cellphone

 

[Dark_Hunter]

Yes, I've tried VirtualBox and didn't like it.

What didn't you like about it?

 

[Digital Doctor]

Mostly Windows XP !

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[Dragapult]

What didn't you like about it?

It didn't work out for me. VMware worked better for my needs.

 

[Walter]

Ubuntu 10.04 for work
Windows 7 64 Bit for work and gaming
Windows XP for testing

 

[Brandon_R]

Vista.

 

[Floris]

I urge Vista users to upgrade at least to the 64bit world of Windows 7. If they're unable to move to OSX.

 

[KURTZ]

I urge Vista users to upgrade at least to the 64bit world of Windows 7. If they're unable to move to OSX.

definitely!

 

[1Turk]

Laptop: Win7 Professional
Desktop: WinXP​

 

[KURTZ]

Win XP SP 2 @work
Win XP SP 3 @home
Mac OS X Snow Leopard @mobile
Win Vista @mobile2
iOS4 on iPhone 3G @cellphone

try the W7 Basic Edition, you can run it also on obsolete systems ...

 

[cornishman]

I urge Vista users to upgrade at least to the 64bit world of Windows 7. If they're unable to move to OSX.

Positively

 

[Tigratrus]

I urge Vista users to upgrade at least to the 64bit world of Windows 7. If they're unable to move to OSX.

Agreed!

 

[Peggy]

My second conputer and laptop are both running Windows 7. But this computer is still on Vista.
Just lazy I guess.

 

[jmurrayhead]

Lap top: Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
Desktop: Windows XP Pro/Ubuntu
Server: Windows Server 2008 Enterprise

 

[Lucas]

Windows 7 Professional x64 and soon Mac OS X! w00t!

 

[atmaca]

Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows Xp Pro SP3
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - Lucid Lynx

 

[Dragapult]

I urge Vista users to upgrade at least to the 64bit world of Windows 7. If they're unable to move to OSX.

I sitll don't think the typical end user will find much of a real-world benefit to Win7 64-bit (or any 64-bit OS, for that matter), as most probably won't be running 64-bit ready applications.

Obviously, being able to have some 128 GB of memory is good, but until everyday applications are ready for 64-bit, there won't be such an obvious need for a 64-bit OS. Not yet.

 

[Enigma]

On desktop/laptops:
Ubuntu Linux 10.04
Windows 7
Windows XP

On servers:
Various flavours of Linux.

 

[chousho]

try the W7 Basic Edition, you can run it also on obsolete systems ...

You can also run FreeBSD [or GNU/Linux] with XFCE4 (or even TWM) on an obsolete system for free ;D