Operating Systems

[Scot_Lover 1,810]

Ok, the techno nerd is coming out.

I'm currently running: Windows 10, FreeBSD 12 and Linuxmint 19.1. There is an Android pc here too. 

What Operating Systems are you people running?

Just a question, no nefarious schemes will be attempted, want to get a feel on what other people are using.

[Paulypeeps 5,059]

Windows 10 when possible, but I have Raspbian on all my Raspberry Pis and a laptop with Windows 7 for all the things that can't be done on Windows 10!

[2prnot2p 1,071]

Windows 10, but I liked Windows XP much better.  My old laptop died after 13 years so I had to buy a new one.  It came with Windows 10.

[CON2H4 595]

Windows 10. I don't know what you'd use the old system for. 

[mickymoist 3,371]

mac OS 10.14.4 here but Windows 10 where I work

[lovestoseepee 293]

Windows 10. But have used Linux (CentOs and Fedora) that was mainly for running a website. I have also dabbled with Windows server 2012 and 2016. Growing up I used MacOS at home so as you can see I am conversant on various different operating systems.

[Sophie 23,689]

Ubuntu 18.04 as my daily driver dual booted with  Windows 8.1 (mostly for games)
 

[glad1 2,640]

I'm a Windows guy and been so for more than 20 years. I seem to have skipped every other OS update since 98, going directly to XP, then 7 and currently 10.  At least I got the sequence right and missed Vista.

[pee01 1,472]

I used windows 10 for now. I had iMac in the the past and used worked on mac os.

[likesToLick 9,983]

Windows 10 (x2),  Vista (x1),  Win 98 (x1),  Marshmallow (x1) ,  and various linux-based consumer items for which I don't know the OS versions (TV,  PVR,  Ebook-reader etc.)

 

[RogerNL 176]

Windows 10 on both desktop and laptop.

[Alfresco 11,151]

I use Windows 10 and Ubuntu.  I'm tempted to ditch Windows but I don't feel that I know enough to go solo with Linux yet and also maintain Windows for compatibility with others in the household.

[NortheastPeeFan 346]

Windows 10 is my daily driver, but I also have Windows 98, classic Mac OS, and OS X on other machines.  I used to use Ubuntu 18 for a while too.

[gldenwetgoose 20,512]

Mac OS Catalina on my usual browsing machines.   Went down that route for photography a few years ago and stuck there.

Windows 10 & 7 when I'm at the day job - their choice not mine.

[Sophie 23,689]

I dual boot Ubuntu 20.04 as my daily, Windows 10 for certain software that requires Windows.

Raspbian running on a raspberry pi to keep me connected to IRC.

[islandpilot182 53]

Arch Linux on Desktop and Laptop and of course Android on tablet

[oliver2 3,980]

13 hours ago, Sophie said:

I dual boot Ubuntu 20.04 as my daily, Windows 10 for certain software that requires Windows.

Raspbian running on a raspberry pi to keep me connected to IRC.

Kinky 😉

[Sophie 23,689]

6 hours ago, oliver2 said:

Kinky 😉

What's kinky about that? Haha 

[Guest Bng]

So those are mine: 

My "daily driver" for basically everything except gaming and video rendering is a mid 2012 MacBook Pro 15" (the love of my life - may he live a couple of years more, if I replace his battery) with macOs Catalina 10.15.6

For gaming I use my custom built PC in a lovely CoolerMaster Case (great airflow) with a Xeon E5 1620 and an ATI RX580 with currently 32 Gigs of RAM which is just enough, when I decide to go crazy again with some virtual machines... Oh yes and it's running Windows 10 of course on Version 2004 build 20161.1000

 

At work my working machine is a Lenovo P50 with Windows 10 Version 1909  a little behind there (looking at you International Client Development Departement) 

And just acquired today: an old Lenovo T450 with fresh installed kali linux (Debian based for those of you who don't know) on the latest version  - which is basically the outsourcing of a virtual machine, I had previously running on my P50  

So I think thats about it