What OS are you using? (160)

1 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-01 14:47 ID:G58KTFB2 This thread was merged from the former /net/ board. You can view the archive here.

Post in ubuntu 9.04.

2 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-02 03:14 ID:C5Mi+NsY

Vista SP1

3 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-02 19:20 ID:VLIjP0wN

xp sp3
ubuntu 9.04
ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix
ubuntu 9.04 server edition

4 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-07 02:31 ID:jsoKe5Qg

inferno fourth edition (20090418)

5 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-15 22:41 ID:kzwp/P9a

Debian GNU/Linux 5.0

6 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-16 04:30 ID:Heaven

maemo Linux based OS2008
Version: 5.2008.43-7

7 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-17 05:53 ID:lnZdAkwl

anonix

8 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-18 22:55 ID:wEY6ndiV

My main PC is triple-boot Arch Linux with GNOME (primary OS), Windows XP (games only), Mac OS X (Lightroom and just because). Laptop is running Arch Linux without a desktop environment. Also, I have Slackware with GNOME (desktop) and NetBSD (server/router) boxes laying around, not doing anything right now. At work currently I use Windows XP, Windows Server 2008, little bit of SunOS, Gentoo Linux.. Right tool for the right job, you know.

9 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-19 04:07 ID:Heaven

> Right tool for the right job, you know.

FreeBSD is a lot nicer than Linux on laptops, you know.
Unless you're using intentionally broken (and not just the normal kind of intentionally broken, the kind that requires extensive knowledge of the Linux kernel to write) closed source software, that is.

10 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-19 23:57 ID:Heaven

Currently using PC-BSD on my netbook.

11 Name: 【スパーキー(4 ^ヮ^)】 ミ田!AZWpeumso.!!u2iubfXP : 2009-05-20 01:07 ID:K8Tbbk8p

Windows 4.90.3000

AKA
Windows Millennium Edition

In San Francisco, Brandon Seltenrich has spent the past eight months beta testing Windows Me. "I'm impressed," says Seltenrich, 27. "It's by far the most robust and reliable consumer operating system from Microsoft."

http://4chan.b33r.net/my%20pictures/+meeeestats.bmp

seriously!

12 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-21 10:25 ID:pj6p5SRk

I mainly use XP because my office computer is XP and MS office. I use vista, fedora and ubuntu at home. I feel fedora is easist to use. MS OS 10 is also easy to use. I have no luck with FreeBSD after installation. The OS does not work as BSD books said.

13 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-22 01:04 ID:Heaven

Fedora 11

14 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-05-22 04:19 ID:Heaven

>>12
well obviously freebsd 7 wouldn't work the same as freebsd 2.
read the freebsd handbook instead of some ancient book.

15 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-06-10 22:57 ID:kNh9XzBU

XP on this computer, Vista and Ubuntu on my laptop.

16 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-06-11 01:04 ID:h2si0G+1

Happily Archlinuxing too!

Dual booting XP time to time for LANs.

17 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-07-13 06:35 ID:BANR264S

>>11

GB2 Making posts on 4chan from behind your outdated shitty OS please.

Come back when you're switched to a real one.

18 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-07-19 20:17 ID:F25H8Tp5

Arch Linux on both my "desktop" (read: laptop too large to carry anywhere) and netbook. Dusty copy of Vista on "desktop" also.

19 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-07-21 13:42 ID:5zvVDFaM

Hello from OpenSUSE 11.1 on my netbook. It's the only distro where I can get KDE running without major lag.

20 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-07-22 00:28 ID:ocWcwGIw

Mac OS 10.5.7

21 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-07-28 18:41 ID:PFAloKfZ

Windows 7 build 7600.

22 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-07-30 19:04 ID:Heaven

whatever my phone runs

23 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-08-08 16:50 ID:eqmTQ6KM

Arch Linux, very fast and simple.

24 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-08-15 02:12 ID:1ogXunMs

High five, >>23 , I'm on Arch as well!

25 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-09-07 12:46 ID:Heaven

Desktop+work Windows XP, media/public/server1 Ubuntu desktop, server2 Ubuntu server. Netbook came with Linpus.

Tried using Ubuntu and Debian for my desktop as well but found it to be more than I was ready to learn. Also tried netBSD for server but I had no idea what I was doing.

26 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2009-12-28 02:30 ID:Heaven

desktop: xp
netbook: linpus linux ( hi, >>24 )
server: ubuntu

this combo brings me much joy (which is also the captcha)

27 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-01-07 09:15 ID:Heaven

Debian Testing.
>>9
FreeBSD nicer on laptops than Linux? How so?

28 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-02-21 22:51 ID:qjlJBTlO

>>9
Tried FreeBSD on my laptop (10 years old, at least). Text only was all right, but X was as buggy as a anthill, I just about managed to open xterm on it. Switched to Slackware, X works, but now I realise it's probably not worth it.

29 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-02-22 00:02 ID:Heaven

>>27
it's faster, and wireless drivers are more likely to work out of the box.
also, it was a lot easier to get x working at the screen's native resolution. this was after being told that to get it working on ubuntu or gentoo i'd have to recompile x.

30 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-02-23 06:06 ID:jqVZ74oX

Ultra Seven

31 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-02-26 17:22 ID:FKhU75hU

Ubanto on main computard, linpus on netbook, Windows XP in school.

32 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-03-01 03:26 ID:9QZl3T0I

Both my laptop and desktop are running XP

33 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-03-06 12:18 ID:kftfIzuX

OSX on the desktop, Debian 5.0 on the laptop.

34 Name: : 2010-03-15 20:31 ID:Heaven

XP SP3

35 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-03-24 03:58 ID:BHExjFms

OSX / Win 7 dual boot on one laptop, XP on the other (used to be Ubuntu, might give Debian or Fedora a try next).

36 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-03-28 17:16 ID:MOCe2+yu

>>35

Debian is the sex. Fedora is meh.

37 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-03-31 07:48 ID:EikpFFvb

Any comments on Moblin? Upcoming Chrome OS ?

38 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-04-01 05:58 ID:itRk5Ose

>>37

I wouldn't trust google to use an OS made by them. It's funny how everyone has already forgotten the privacy concerns that came up when chrome came out and have gone and bought Androids and all that. You just know google is secretly datamining you under your nose.

39 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-04-07 18:49 ID:lpjz0ymA

Used Windows XP for the longest time, slowly migrating to the open source world now.

Using Xubuntu because it was easy as hell to set up. Still, it does feel like it's trying to hide a little too much from me. Once I order my new PC (with more than one drive bay! ( ˃ ヮ˂) ) I'll be trying out a bunch of other distros as well, maybe even some type of BSD.

My current PC will become a server, which I'll probably put either Debian or Slackware on.

40 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-04-19 13:16 ID:Heaven

>>38
there's this thing called source code... for android and chrome, it's freely available and quite readable.

41 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-04-28 00:24 ID:bP39Qx7Q

OSX 10.2 on snow white lappy. XP & ubuntu on desktop. CENTOS on servers

42 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-05-01 00:10 ID:4EKRiWY1

I've got Ubuntu 10.04 on my desktop and a dual boot of BackTrack 4 / Fedora LXDE on my netbook.

>>40
Do you not remember the original EULA to Chrome?

43 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-05-01 09:11 ID:Heaven

>>42
do you not remember that EULAs are not legally binding in many jurisdictions?

44 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-05-08 23:00 ID:HtOvuGLG

OS X 1.6

45 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-05-30 04:27 ID:JqWKyGBz

>>36

Hell yeah. Running Debian squeeze (testing) on my Eee PC 1000HA.

46 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-06-12 15:07 ID:dYKGXRY5

Maemo

47 Name: (´・ω・`) : 2010-06-15 10:35 ID:nLNRLPL6

dual booting Win 7 Ultimate and Fedora 13 on my eeepc 1005ha (^o^)/

48 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-06-28 00:03 ID:dT+AIAIq

dual booting Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows XP Professional on EEEPC 1000H

Lots of EEEPC users here...

49 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-07-10 10:52 ID:PUaEAC9W

Using Vista SP2. Used to use Archlinux. Why did I switch? Needed space for anime. I know I'm ashamed too.

50 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-07-19 13:07 ID:BlQ56g80

Right now using Ubuntu 10.04, sometimes post at work from an Android handset.

51 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-08-19 17:05 ID:1HOT+EXk

Snow Leopard on my work computer, with Jolicloud and Windows XP virtual machines. Windows XP at home.

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53 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-09-30 22:21 ID:JjJWkN6L

Dual boot Snow Leopard/Win7 MBP, XP Toshiba. Had Ubuntu 9.0something on the latter for a few months.

54 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-10-13 22:06 ID:o/UrKYUg

This computer (my netbook) - Ubuntu 10.10
Spare laptop (never really leaves the house) - Debian Testing
Older netbook (EeePC 701, the battery is pretty much dead and cannot hold a charge) - Puppy Linux
Persistent USB (used on other computers I cannot install Linux on) - Ubuntu 10.04

55 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2010-10-29 16:06 ID:KiEnBczU

ARCH Lunix b/c I am so hardcore.

56 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-08-06 10:08 ID:+BYivPvX

Win98 SE SP-2012

57 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-08-08 10:00 ID:4KWhJML/

PC3000 i use.

58 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-08-09 17:03 ID:gL0XeC4G

Home: Arch Linux
Work: RedHat Workstation

59 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-08-09 22:56 ID:lMbRXT7f

Windows XP SP 3.

60 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-09-13 21:34 ID:7bbMPYJY

Windows 7, I'm pretty ok with this OS but curious about testing some Linux distributions.

61 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-09-14 12:40 ID:Heaven

Still using XP at home & on laptop. Everything is Windows 7 at work. Used to mess with Linux but I'm all business now.

62 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-09-22 18:56 ID:Wy5/WdAf

Arch Linux, rolling release ^_^)b

63 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-10-05 18:46 ID:63bA4Dqx

Linux 2.6.40.4-5, I mean, Fedora 15 with KDE.

64 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-10-09 19:14 ID:TJBOEgd2

Dual booting Windows 7 and Debian 6 stable.

65 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-10-16 16:13 ID:HcGKVVme

slackware 13.37

66 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-10-30 20:52 ID:lgtKdgXH

Windows 7 Ultimate Edition 64bit

67 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-11-06 16:58 ID:J+Ciy805

XP SP3 on a desktop
FreeBSD on a desktop
Xubuntu on a netbook
98SE on a older desktop

68 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-11-06 19:01 ID:YYbckjx6

Dual boot.
Debian testing & Windows 7

69 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-11-14 06:04 ID:/QE6oE+0

Ubuntu 11.10 on my netbook, Windows Server 2008 R2 on my desktop. Planning on buying a MBP though.

70 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2011-11-22 03:15 ID:lVEp1Kcr

Ubuntu 10.10 on netbook.
Debian (latest version) on my desktop.

71 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-01-13 13:06 ID:ZBpX9foK

Peppermint Linux

72 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-01-14 08:23 ID:8PXS1aOL

Mac OS X Lion on a laptop.

73 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-01-15 20:44 ID:l2Z0OZsU

WinXP

74 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-01-16 02:06 ID:ml5rdWBn

ARCH
LINUX

75 Name: Nona : 2012-03-14 02:59 ID:3Wh3vghM

win7

76 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-03-15 07:56 ID:n3PIDN8o

Slackware-current, but with a custom kernel and tons of programs taken out / added.

77 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-03-31 20:11 ID:p0D8NC3C

Gentoo

78 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-04-01 04:27 ID:LKKCKXzo

WinXP

79 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-04-05 01:09 ID:+WFV01Kc

Win 7, Though i dualboot ubuntu.

80 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-04-07 17:19 ID:ILpkdDPk

arch

81 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-06-20 20:46 ID:n9bs46Kb

...

...

...Vista.

82 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-06-23 23:41 ID:cmUBicxa

I'm giving Commodore OS Vision a test spin and it's pretty neat-o.

83 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-06-24 10:54 ID:7CMqe3uw

>>82
I just looked at Commodore's webpage for it, and my first impression was "gah! Why would anyone make an embedded YouTube clip autoplay and suppress all its interface buttons?" Then I watched the actual trailer, and while the interface does look rather sleek, I can't say I appreciate the way they implicitly claim various pieces of FOSS software as their own creation and/or somehow exclusive to their OS.

On an unrelated note, why is my captcha "houttment" on every 4-ch board I've visited today?

84 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-08-18 12:30 ID:7DuJENL1

Lubuntu 12.04

85 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2012-08-23 23:32 ID:kWWdKDVj

i'd use debian, but i mostly use my pc for gaming so win7

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87 Name: anonanon : 2016-01-23 12:43 ID:K/+g0jS+

iv had troubles getting the files for debian, not gonna lie rather new to using opensource. could do with some direction

88 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-01-24 12:12 ID:B/FPdSkp

Slackware~ Are are, the best OS~

>>87
Download the .iso, and then burn that to a USB, use Rufus if you're on windows. Then shut off your computer and boot into BIOS (mash escape or an F button). Figure out how to boot to USB, we can't help you here. Then try to boot into "live CD" mode from that, to demo it out.

Or you can download VirtualBox or some other OS virtualizer, then run it in a VM on your normal OS. This is easy but makes it a bit slower.

The Slackbook is a great resource: read it here: http://slackbook.org/html/book.html

89 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-01-25 01:33 ID:Heaven

Gentoo

90 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-02-21 15:49 ID:RQyNoLxt

>>1
Windows. I spent 3-5 years or so using Linux as my exclusive OS, but it's too much of a pain in the ass to justify using it as an exclusive desktop OS. When I bought a new laptop and upgraded to win10 I just never got around to partitioning and installing a *nix distro, and I realized I don't really need it. The only program that I still need and use on a regular basis is emacs now, and that runs on windows too.

91 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-03-13 21:54 ID:yplxZhyL

Arch Linux. Its pretty neato.

92 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-04-21 23:37 ID:2Kw2EoI6

>>85
Just install wine. It lets you use windows software on linux.

93 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-05-04 06:55 ID:uDHR+3Qr

>>90
Why in gods name would you ever use Win10 though? Win10 is a horrible, horrible thing. If you'd rather use windows, use Windows 7, or at LEAST 8

94 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-05-04 21:05 ID:G2cyBsev

>>93
Win10 seems to have a smaller footprint than 8 and it's not too bad once you discover the Win+X shortcut. My only major complaint is how horribly slow the start menu search is - it seems to take forever to launch anything compared to Win7 or Win8.1.

95 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-05-05 00:30 ID:Heaven

>>90
I find that some of emacs more complex features dont work very well on Windows.

96 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-05-26 20:24 ID:Heaven

>>93
Windows 7 is dead:
> Mainstream support ended on January 13, 2015.


Windows 8 is dead:
> Support ended on January 12, 2016;

97 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-06-12 21:17 ID:2Kw2EoI6

It reads every word you type, and sends that information to Microsoft.

98 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-05 01:47 ID:VCSAc8vh

Windows 10

I use it at home and at work.

99 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-05 20:06 ID:2kUXUakO

>>96
Windows 7 is still under extended support until 2020.
Though even if unsupported it would be preferable to 7.

100 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-06 16:22 ID:8YcnOXWl

>>94
Yes, I think Cortana acts as the new search engine. It's kind of a shame, because I remember Win8.1 search was consistently zippy enough that I just used it as a launcher.

Although, I just tried searching some recently used and not-so-recently used programs via start search and all the results came back instantly, so maybe it was just indexing files last time I checked?

>>95
All the DBUS features are broken, because there's no DBUS for Windows, but I don't normally use them even on *nix. The only real problem I've had is that after being up long enough emacs will hang indefinitely and have to be killed manually and restarted. I'm not sure why this is, but I'm assuming it's due to some difference in how Windows/*nix expect processes to return or fork. I've been looking into using the WSL for emacs, but their support for things like GTK and DBUS still aren't good enough yet to make it worth dropping the current Windows version of emacs.

Which complex features did you have problems with?

101 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-08 23:10 ID:wqHyEgw6

Windows 7. I doubt I'll ever upgrade to 8 or 10. By the time all support for 7 is cut I'll have probably migrated to Linux.

102 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-10 03:06 ID:doBxNsz2

I managed to cut off updates mere days before the supposed forced update to 10 or whatever. Stuck with that old thinkpad for as long as I could until I said fuck it and bought a gaming computer. The internet adapter on the laptop was giving out anyway. I'm a stubborn ass with stuff like that but once I saw no way to migrate that hard drive to the new computer I settled in and now I actually enjoy using Windows 10

103 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-10 06:40 ID:Heaven

>>99
"extended support" just means they'll probably fix security vulnerabilities if exploits for them become widely available.

104 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-10 10:11 ID:M57gG575

I just switched to Lubuntu on my Toshiba Satellite A-505 which I'm not terribly happy with but I'm going to stick with it. Then I dug an old Dell Latitude out of a closet that I had sitting around not using because the guy who gave it to me told me it had a dead hard drive. I installed LXLE on it and use it to take to school. Then I have Ubuntu Server 16.04 on an old dell that I got from the garbage that had a dead hard drive. I just replaced the drive with one I had around the house and now I use it to back up everything I want to save. Everything besides the server is using Linux kernel 4.7.0. The server is running the generic 4.4.0 right now because I can't be bothered to update it. I only updated it on the two laptops because it helped with some hiccuping issues they had when multitasking. The server never has to do more than one thing at a time though so I don't bother it.

The desktop does have a weird issue where the processor fan will speed up to 100% but I'm not sure what is causing it. I've been monitoring the temperature and it is always at idle temperature on both cores when this happens. I don't worry about it since I keep it hidden away in a closet running headless anyway.

I have a desktop that I never use that has a 5820k processor and an R9 290 GPU but I haven't touched it in months since drivers aren't that great and I don't feel like using Windows 10. I may turn it on after this semester to play Civilization again.

105 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-19 06:29 ID:Ed1/isi1

>>103
When combined with an up to date version of Common Sense™ that's about all you need on a desktop system.

106 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-09-19 19:59 ID:szDIpX1V

A fresh install of Windows XP Pro with Service Pack 3.

107 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-10-06 04:27 ID:RGc0HFRf

Linux

108 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-10-06 18:02 ID:Jhw5ez60

Slackware 14.2, last updated Mon, 26 Sep 2016 18:27:52 GMT

109 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-10-10 12:34 ID:HklhKUFa

>>101
windows 7, 8/8.1 and 10 have illegal spyware
you should move to linux now

110 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-11-01 16:21 ID:UfroNSHg

>>109
moving to linux is a pain for vidya addicts though

111 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-11-04 04:26 ID:Heaven

>>110
use wine, or switch to reactos

112 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-11-25 18:56 ID:g7azMBw5

M$ Semen (PC), GNU/Linux Debian (TP X200), Antegros Linux (EEE PC 901).

113 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-11-26 23:06 ID:Heaven

>>104
the fan issues will likely be BIOS related but there are quite a few ACPI knobs you can turn to get to the source. you really should look into it.

114 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-11-28 07:53 ID:b7lVN9kT

TOP LEL

115 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2016-12-05 14:29 ID:PkRqzXIC

Trisquel Gnu-Linux.

116 Name: pissed/darkocean : 2016-12-29 06:23 ID:jCRmZd8y

Windows 10 - lock out screen land with fresh install of boyfriends computer, wee. What the hell is wrong with Bill Gates? Fucking A.

117 Name: pissed/darkocean : 2016-12-29 06:24 ID:jCRmZd8y

I wish I was advanced enough to understand how to do Linux, from what i've read it's like the OS to pcs as Firefox is to browsers. ;-;

118 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-01-16 19:48 ID:+xlryVYn

Holy fuck, seriously this thread 8 years old?

119 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-01-18 14:04 ID:bgSFT1wt

That's what I say about every single thread in this site

120 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-03-17 01:43 ID:FdQvwtpu

I had a dualboot of Win 7/Ubuntu but I never used Linux that much, eventually I just got rid of the partition on my harddisk to make room for more chinese cartoons.
Might mess around more with linux after I graduate.
>>117
Really not that hard. I'm pretty computer illiterate but I was able to set up a dualboot easily. Plenty of online help.

121 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-03-26 20:56 ID:Wbo1C7xe

Posted from GNU Hurd

122 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-03-29 06:57 ID:8mbra28x

Slackware -- it's secure, stable, and Real Linux.

123 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-03-29 13:39 ID:uvQEwV7v

>>122
Managing your own dependencies is a bit out there for me, and that's coming from a gentoo user. Might as well just do LFS. What's secure about resolving binary dependencies? No use flags, no thanks!

124 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-04-03 00:00 ID:9UtDRaVr

>>123
If you are unsatisfied with the default libraries, you may as well use sbopkg. It's a terminal-based interface that resolves dependencies, building official .tar.gzs using slackbuilds.

125 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-04-03 12:20 ID:GX2NB2Kn

W I N D O W S 2 0 0 0

126 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-04-03 18:40 ID:h78EpkNI

>>124
I can't part with portage. I used slackware years ago and it wasn't totally unpleasant. I'd certainly prefer it today to something that was difficult to de-bloat.

127 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-04-05 00:59 ID:NtyQkmC9

Arch, stability isn't a concern when you don't have a job!

128 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-06-06 06:24 ID:4NWRlZUf

Debian stable: it's secure, stable, real AND reasonably up to date linux.

129 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-06-06 06:24 ID:4NWRlZUf

Debian stable: it's secure, stable, real AND reasonably up to date linux.

130 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-06-20 02:37 ID:O5Q6L02h

Still using Slackware Stable. Suck it, arch autists.

131 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-07-02 23:07 ID:Heaven

Windows 7 Professional :^)

132 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-07-15 18:11 ID:J2+gPOfO

Arch

133 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-08-01 17:55 ID:uCHRJNGf

gentoo with x32 abi

134 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-09-08 21:10 ID:9dCESAwt

Linux Mint / Windows XP dual boot (Windows 10 can kiss my ass)

135 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-09-11 15:53 ID:yPXFOYw5

Debian 8 because 9 oversupports the wifi drivers

136 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-10-11 22:35 ID:xLKrP01U

Windows XP Professional, 32 bit.

t. stuck in the early 2000s

137 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-10-13 03:54 ID:1Q0+uIxd

Artix, arch but with more *tism.

138 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-11-15 16:59 ID:DwCc/3J6

Debian Jessie.

139 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2017-12-26 13:40 ID:hWolaHu1

Debian Strech on my laptop and Windows 7 on my desktop (maily for games).

140 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-02-03 03:44 ID:wjmCbVqL

Windows 10. It's horrible. I was promising myself I would be on linux by now, but I haven't been able to get myself to switch yet.

141 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-02-10 16:41 ID:8KDkBjMT

>>140
I tried it out when I bought my new laptop. Never again. I'm going to wait until W7 dies before committing to Linux. Free software is only getting better with time.

142 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-03-09 19:40 ID:QSW10fuZ

elementary OS

It may not support my laptop's wifi card quite as well as Windows, but it makes up for it in every concievable way.

143 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-03-14 06:22 ID:DO/YLB0g

Dualbooting Slackware and W7 still.

Glad to know I'm not wrong for refusing to upgrade to W10. W8 was awful and W10 looked like a security headache. I guess W10 is better for battery life and performance but it doesn't look like it solves any of my problems with Windows

144 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-03-15 10:58 ID:M4UGfjEQ

Gentoo or bust
Takes a while to install but it's the only thing that works.

145 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-03-15 23:52 ID:EnIrw4KM

I've been using inferno OS lately.

fun

146 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-03-21 05:54 ID:zmhekVD5

>>145
Can it connect to the Internet?

147 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-03-21 14:46 ID:Ty62KL0X

If you sign up,
You can earn $1,000,000 too.
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148 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-04 23:56 ID:gBIlzGkg

Recently switched to Slackware for no discernible reason other than because I can. Migrated from Ubuntu on this machine and Fedora on another.

149 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-07 23:58 ID:gzdouaC6

macOS

150 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-09 05:33 ID:Yb+jmcgl

OSX

151 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-09 19:11 ID:8LORzc1Y

>>150
It's not called OSX anymore, unless you're on a really old version. Now Apple's OSes are iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS.

152 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-10 17:37 ID:foi9mRPy

>>151
I submitted that post four years ago and it just now showed up.

153 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-10 23:57 ID:GxyXZN6M

>>152
install gentoo

154 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-16 02:36 ID:s11o2Nh2

macOS

155 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-16 13:24 ID:SpLkciky

FreeBSD on a ThinkPad

156 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-16 21:28 ID:s11o2Nh2

Posting this from my Apple Pencil

157 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-17 04:40 ID:tZftyi8/

This post was made with REPLICANT OS whilst sitting on a bemis toilet

158 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-19 22:58 ID:vBY2gFX8

>>155
autism

159 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-22 15:23 ID:Q4Mid4h1

If you sign up,
You can earn much money and travel for free.
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160 Name: 404 - Name Not Found : 2018-04-23 19:15 ID:0t7CHbGE

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