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Mac OS X 10.4.4 is my friend.
What's your favorite OS?
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fewtch
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Baah, get a real computer: Commodore 64!
P.S. I used to code plenty of my own apps, sometimes using a machine language monitor and coding directly into RAM, "no assembly required." Had to be the most interesting and fun programming I've ever done.
| Originally Posted by b0rk Commodore Basic 1.0 on my 1977 PET - pah, loading an application? Just code it on the fly 
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Baah, get a real computer: Commodore 64!
P.S. I used to code plenty of my own apps, sometimes using a machine language monitor and coding directly into RAM, "no assembly required." Had to be the most interesting and fun programming I've ever done.
PinkFloyd
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Windows 98SE
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MS-DOS 3.0
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Yep, I also bow down to the wonder that is Solaris. We use Solaris 8 and 9 and sparc-based SunFire and Netra systems, and it's rock solid.
It's kinda a crazy person child of BSD and System-V at the same time, but I like mutts
| Originally Posted by majid Solaris. I use OS X on my desktop, but stability wise, it is only as good as Windows, whereas Solaris will keep on ticking for years uninterrupted. My company has cheap Intel servers running Solaris 8/x86 that have uptime well over 600 days. |
Yep, I also bow down to the wonder that is Solaris. We use Solaris 8 and 9 and sparc-based SunFire and Netra systems, and it's rock solid.
It's kinda a crazy person child of BSD and System-V at the same time, but I like mutts
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Well, my desktop is Win XP Pro SP2, live cd to DamnSmallLinux.
My old old old Dell CPi D266 is pure Vector Linux SOHO. Greatest Distro ever.
My old old old Dell CPi D266 is pure Vector Linux SOHO. Greatest Distro ever.
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MAC OSX 4.4 Tiger seem to fit all of my needs.
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Windows XP. I've used various Linux distro's but still prefer Windows.
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Windows 2000 - the most beautifully functional and stable OS MS every made (and that's no BS IMHO).
Win2k is so wonderful, Microsoft soon realised they'd never make another dime on upgraded operating systems if they didn't put it to pasture. And yet, with few exceptions it's still going strong.
Win2k is so wonderful, Microsoft soon realised they'd never make another dime on upgraded operating systems if they didn't put it to pasture. And yet, with few exceptions it's still going strong.
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my current favorite is kubuntu breezy. however, because of the lack of programs in it (read: photoshop/imageready and dreamweaver) i am forced to use windows xp 90% of the time. it's by no means a bad OS, i was actually pleasantly surprised by its stability coming from ME, but it's definetely not my favorite... i'm very interested in trying OS X though. in my (limited) time with it it seemed very nice.
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Gentoo on desktop
Ubuntu on laptop
Win2k is nice, though.
Ubuntu on laptop
Win2k is nice, though.
Fitz
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Slackware!!
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Gentoo Linux and Mac OS X FTW!
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Ubuntu !!!
FreeBSD all the way!
It's just so awesome!
It's just so awesome!
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