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Ahmed Jebara · **Post subject:** Re: The OS of them all? **Posted:** Sat Sep 10, 2011 9:40 pm

Still love Windows XP as Client OS, and Windows 2000 Datacenter as Server OS

dv220s · **Post subject:** Re: The OS of them all? **Posted:** Sun Sep 18, 2011 11:36 pm

Windows 7 but I could use OpenSUSE as another fav. I love the popular Lin distros.

eminem_rh25 · **Post subject:** Re: The OS of them all? **Posted:** Fri Sep 23, 2011 6:49 pm

Windows 7 hands down is my favorite OS choice at the moment (speaking of windows that have been released and function correctly)

Second would be RHEL

Third would be Mac OS X...

Interesting considering I own a MBP

Borosoft · **Post subject:** Re: The OS of them all? **Posted:** Wed Sep 28, 2011 8:22 am

Windows NT and Windows 2000.

These new OS's that need Gigs of HDD and RAM are a waste of resources!!

aap · **Post subject:** Re: The OS of them all? **Posted:** Wed Sep 28, 2011 2:38 pm

I like the BSDs, but any Unix in general. I just find the BSDs are closest to the original Unix timesharing system, which gained so much popularity because of it's simplicity and usability.

xxTOMxx · **Post subject:** Re: The OS of them all? **Posted:** Sat Oct 01, 2011 7:58 pm

aap wrote:

I like the BSDs, but any Unix in general. I just find the BSDs are closest to the original Unix timesharing system, which gained so much popularity because of it's simplicity and usability.

I just installed PCBSD Beta 9 yesterday and it's pretty nice. The packages you just click on them to install and every package is self contained so it can't mess up dependencies for a different package. It might use a little more space on the hard drive but I like it.

aap · **Post subject:** Re: The OS of them all? **Posted:** Mon Oct 03, 2011 6:40 pm

xxTOMxx wrote:

I just installed PCBSD Beta 9 yesterday and it's pretty nice. The packages you just click on them to install and every package is self contained so it can't mess up dependencies for a different package. It might use a little more space on the hard drive but I like it.

I don't use much graphical software (firefox, gimp, pidgin, that's about it). I just like that the BSDs are very simple (not necessarily beginner friendly) and whole operating systems (unlike Linux + GNU software). Apart from that, I like that there aren't 100 different distribution of each variant, just Net-,Free-,Open-,PC-,DragonflyBSD and some smaller ones...

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