I was just curious

Well i'm using debian sid/experimental on my desktop computer and laptop. Both working fine. But lately i sometimes boot windows to play STALKER

I dual-boot Ubuntu 7.04 and Solaris Nevada build 62.
I don't even know why.

Ubuntu Feisty Fawn of course. Windows free since Summer 2006 :>

I'm using debian sid, but for mapping I still need windows, but only for that. For regular use I boot linux.

SabayonLinux 3.3 mainly. I keep Win 2k Pro (the best Windows ever IMHO) for Windows games.

Windows XP Professional

There's a partition of 50GB still waitin for someone to come and gimme da Linux and tell me what to do, and how, and why.... unofrtunately t just doesnt speek a language I could approximately understands

Windows Vista Ultimate.

ubuntu feisty fawn bet... wait no just ubuntu feisty fawn...

[RBI]Karl Ranseier wrote:Windows Vista Ultimate.

That counts as "I use a Mac".

Gentoo

Linux 2.6.19-gentoo-r5 #2 SMP PREEMPT Thu Mar 29 17:52:46 CEST 2007 i686 Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux

oh, well, there is a harddisk containing some sort of Windows2000-Crap ... but, well, it's ... aerm ... kinda fragged. Won't boot anymore - and I see no reason why to spend time fixing (reinstalling) it. But when I need the space, I will erase it and make it another mountpoint in my system.

I use Windows XP . It works well enough for my purposes. Shut up.

I tried it on an imac at school, but it ran oddly and the mouse was abysmal.

i'm a linux girl o^_^o

Mutated Extraterrestial Pauls are stupid.
Freespire / WinXP dual boot. i dont really use the linux, its just there for emergencies. i have too many shiny toys for windows.

Dave, hows the Solaris perform?

divVerent wrote:

[RBI]Karl Ranseier wrote:Windows Vista Ultimate.

That counts as "I use a Mac".

I beg your pardon?

Just a joke Vista has too much in common in general look to Mac os X. But this is slightly offtopic here, I'm not interested in os wars now, I was just curious about how much win/lin/mac users we have.

i use all of them. isn't Mac OS X a kind of BSD ?

woopy wrote:i use all of them. isn't Mac OS X a kind of BSD ?

No. At its core Mac OS X uses the Mach Kernel, like its predecessor NEXTSTEP/OPENSTEP did. Its command line tools are based on FreeBSD however.

leileilol wrote:i'm a linux girl o^_^o

Are you joking or are you one of the few girls to ever join this forum? I'm asking 'cause I remember a topic once about this.

I use me old SuSE 10.0 (with updates of course) on me 80gig HDD that is always full . I also have Windows XP Professional SP2 but I have to reinstall it and crap. (it's there just for extreme cases and some games [Arcanum ] anyway)

I started out with Linux just to experiment with it (I was curious how it is) and ended up preffering it (actually we're quite in sweet IT love ).

BusterDBK wrote:

leileilol wrote:i'm a linux girl o^_^o

Are you joking or are you one of the few girls to ever join this forum? I'm asking 'cause I remember a topic once about this.

I use me old SuSE 10.0 (with updates of course) on me 80gig HDD that is always full . I also have Windows XP Professional SP2 but I have to reinstall it and crap. (it's there just for extreme cases and some games [Arcanum ] anyway)

I started out with Linux just to experiment with it (I was curious how it is) and ended up preffering it (actually we're quite in sweet IT love ).

thought about an engagement? such sweet love should last forever

4m wrote:Dave, hows the Solaris perform?

Awesomely. the drivers for my wireless and wired network cards are written by a third party, so a fresh install has no internet access, ATI's support of Solaris is worse than it's support of Linux (although AMD has a partnership with Sun). The shell doesn't know backspace, Also, they could stand to maybe stop using CDE entirely.
However, their icons and themes are very nice, and it does run nicely once you get everything set up properly.

sounds promising!

I have no OS. I have translated Nexuiz into synthesizable verilog then from that I spun a Nexuz ASIC.

Next stop: A 74 series implementation with all data stored on diode rom!

Taiyo.uk wrote:I have no OS. I have translated Nexuiz into synthesizable verilog then from that I spun a Nexuz ASIC.

Next stop: A 74 series implementation with all data stored on diode rom!

Lol. I wonder Nexuiz could be compiled for me TI86 graphing calc

I play Nex on all three, linux, Mac os, and Windows, although it predominantly on Mac OS (with a third party laser mouse). Debian has been giving me tons of problems lately, so I havent used it for a while.

torus wrote:Lol. I wonder Nexuiz could be compiled for me TI86 graphing calc

I play Nex on all three, linux, Mac os, and Windows, although it predominantly on Mac OS (with a third party laser mouse). Debian has been giving me tons of problems lately, so I havent used it for a while.

if nexuiz was ported to the gp2x (i'm a web developer, don't look at me...) I would be very very happy *nudge nudge*

[TSA] Psychiccyberfreak wrote:if nexuiz was ported to the gp2x (i'm a web developer, don't look at me...) I would be very very happy *nudge nudge*

Nexuiz on a 200MHz ARM CPU without OpenGL hardware? Sounds like _real_ fun

Lol,
one frame per hour sounds like loads of fun. Although I'm sure Stahl's tweaking could get it up to 2-3 frames an hour

Anywho, I "game" on a highly tweaked WinXP Pro and work on Mac OSX.
I use Knoppix CD just when I have to troubleshoot something or whatnot.

I will be using Windows until I buy my new computer. Then I'll dual boot between Windows and Debian.