List the operating systems you use and how much time you spend on each.
 

Windows 7 40%
Mac OSX Snow Leopard 30%
Linux Ubuntu 30%

95% os x
5% others.

80% Windows 7 and 20% Arch Linux

50% Windows 7
50% BackTrack9

Windows 7 - 70%
OSX - 20%
CentOS - 5%
FreeBSD - 5%

Mac OSX 10.6.8 - 60%
CentOS 5.5 - 20%
iOS 5.3 (iPad) - 10%
Windows 7 - 10%

windows - 100%

win, iOS, ubuntu, cent, bsd.

I even use BeOS when I'm feeling like a trip down memory lane. :)

99% - Windows 7
1% - Android

My 2 servers run Linux.

OS X 85%
Win Vista 12%
Win 7 3%

Lots of good responses here.

I have my reasons for using different ones. I use windows as most ever app runs on there without much hacking.

Mac OS for all the media work.

Linux (like right now) for all my internet goings because it is a little less worrisome of getting it in trouble over other OSes.

I'm guessing those last 2 are on different computers.

You're such a bullshitter!!! :Oh crap

http://www.retroisle.com/images/vic2...tup_screen.gif

Cycle them all

Open 15,8,15:?n0:name of disk,8?:close 15,8,15

I didn't want that coffee anyways Rob .... it was getting a bit cold :1orglaugh


That's quite the step up from the

10 ? "SHEMP ROCKS!"
20 GOTO 10
RUN

I saw on your screen a while back!

10% Windows 7
10% OS X
80% some obscure shit I have never actually used just so people I've never met think I'm special & informed

50% Win 7
50% Slackware 13.

70% Windows 7
25% Android
5% Linux

Windows 7 95%
Android 5%

Win XP 80%
Symbian 10%
Win Mobile 9%
Win 7 1%

On servers - Linux 52% (mostly CentOS)
On desktop - Linux 40% (CentOS)
On laptop - Linux 5% (CentOS)
On phone - Linux 2% (Android)
On DVR - Linux 1% (Mythbuntu)

You sound like a retard.

OSX Lion - 35
Windows 7 - 25%
Ubuntu 11 - 5%
Android - 35%

Windows 7 - 100%

Recently got a new pc so have not installed any other OS besides windows 7.

Linux as my desktop OS for 15 years.

windows 60%
scientific linux 40%

90% windows 7 (desktop)
10% freebsd (dedicated servers)

Do we have a physicist that's a porn enthusiast, or is it the other way around?


Interesting.

I wonder how many people on here run multiple OSes on there single computer.

OS X Lion 75%
Freebsd 15%
Windows 10%

android on the phone.

Scientific Linux is a kind of misleading name. Scientific Linux is Red Hat debranded, just like CentOS. When CentOS chose to debrand and compile a 5.x update first and delay 6.0, we used Scientific Linux on one of our servers and it's identical to RHEL or CentOS, other than the logos.

From their FAQ:

Q. What is Scientific Linux? A. Scientific Linux is in essence, a commercial enterprise linux distribution, recompiled. What we have done is taken the source code from Enterprise (in srpm form) and recompiled them. The resulting binaries (now in rpm form) are then ours to do with as we desire as long as we follow the license from that original source code, which we are doing. We then bundle all these binaries into a linux distribution that is as close to the commercial enterprise distribution as we can get it.

Interesting choice.

i use vmware from time to time if i want to load another os.

I don't have powerhouse machines, the machine I'm on is powerful but outdated by 4 years (intel 2.24GHz duo core, nvidia 9800M GTS, 17" high def screen, gateway 7805-u)

I've got dual screen setup for all of them (well hook them up if I so choose).

On the mac parallels is running. iMac 27" (intel i7 2.93, 8GB RAM, 1GB Radeon) with the mac I've got adobe master collection and a bulk video converter, with the windows portion there is a bulk image resizer/renamer that I use for blogging. The nice thing about parallel is it's a little more seamless throwing files between the virtual windows and the mac OSX.

Windows 7 SP1 - 40%

OS X Lion 10.7.2 - 30%

Mint 12 - 10%

BackTrack 5 RC1 - 10%

FreeBSD 8 - 5%

CentOS - 5%

Fedora - 100%

Same here :)

osx 98%
xp 1%
win 7 1%