What kind of computer do you have?

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what type of computer do you have?

  1. Windows/Microsoft

    101 vote(s)
    85.6%
  2. Mac OS/Apple

    8 vote(s)
    6.8%
  3. Linux based

    5 vote(s)
    4.2%
  4. other

    4 vote(s)
    3.4%
  1. <A88>

    <A88> Trust the Computer

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    If you jump when you're on a train, will you land on the same spot?
    WinXP here! Will dual-boot Linux at some point in my life...

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  2. lcdguy

    lcdguy Minimodder

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    is the train at it's full velocity or is it still accelerating when you jump.
     
  3. TheAnimus

    TheAnimus Banned

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    if a train sets off from bristol at 15:12 heading to london at 110mph and a train from london bound for bristol sets off at 15:21. At what time do the passengers realise that public transport is for loosers.

    Anyway a vote for RISC OS, truely a gem, okay so a crashes a bit too much, but the 5 second boot from power on is grand.
     
  4. Mac OS X then SuSe Linux then Win XP - Do I win a prize? :hehe:
     
  5. mattthegamer463

    mattthegamer463 What's a Dremel?

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    if they were all on only one computer, maybe, but no.
     
  6. severedhead

    severedhead What's a Dremel?

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    Plain old windows.
     
  7. Zephyr

    Zephyr Go V-Boy, Go!

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    Well, I sit on my Windows PC, streaming music from my Gentoo fileserver, and bop over to my iBook when I need to. All of the above? :p

    EDIT:
    No, because not only are you running SuSE, you messed up the capitalization of it :p

    (Actually, iirc, they've recently changed it to all caps, so *SUSE :lol: )

    But seriously, try a different distro. SuSE is pretty, but not overly useful, I know because I used it for at least 8 months before switching to Gentoo :)
     
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  8. Go4t

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    gentoo and xp at home then osx at work as i cant afford a new mac
     
  9. sui_winbolo

    sui_winbolo Giraffe_City

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    Dual boot, Windows XP Pro, SuSE 9.1 Pro. (well dual boot when I get a damn DVD drive, should be here next week from Newegg :) )
     
  10. Monkeyboy

    Monkeyboy Minimodder

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    win xp pro and suse 8.2 (soon to be father in law had it sitting around and gave it me for free... i'm starting to enjoy it, and may soon get a newer version.)
     
  11. Lovah

    Lovah Apple and Canon fanboy

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    Have a PC (AMD64) and a Laptop (Powerbook). I use them for different purposes, so can't really call one "main".
     
  12. smoguzbenjamin

    smoguzbenjamin "That guy"

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    WinXP for me. About as stable as a one-legged donkey but it plays my games, man!
     
  13. yodasarmpit

    yodasarmpit Modder

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    XP on both Main PC and Laptop, both very stable, and an ease to use.
     
  14. sui_winbolo

    sui_winbolo Giraffe_City

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    Try reverting back to Windows 98 first edition, then complain to me about stability. :p My mom has an older computer running Windows 98, so many problems. Not like it's spyware either! It's just unstable!
     
  15. macdude425

    macdude425 What's a Dremel?

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    Good old Mac OS X 10.3 for me; it runs great on my G4 dual 500mhz.
     
  16. Cheap Mod Wannabe

    Cheap Mod Wannabe What's a Dremel?

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    If you would use Windows NT on hardware that Microsoft would supply you with, I am sure it would be as stable as MAc. Just imagine the amount of drivers and coding that is involved in making windows compatible with such large amount of hardware. I am surprised Windows even works. And works great for me I must say. Sure it has issues, many issues but look at the good side =)
     
  17. Lorquis

    Lorquis lorquisSpamCount++;

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    In order of use...

    MacOS Tiger, RISCOS, RH nux, Win2k3 Standard...

    What can I say... Can't get enough of grannies garden...
     
  18. macdude425

    macdude425 What's a Dremel?

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    Can't argue with that. But would Microsoft be willing to go into the hardware department, with the monopoly they have on software?
     
  19. smoguzbenjamin

    smoguzbenjamin "That guy"

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    Ghe I remember that, that was terrible :D When I got myself a copy of win98 SE I was all like "Wow! It doesn't crash!" :D
     
  20. RTT

    RTT #parp

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    Same as me. I qualify for all 4.
     

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