View Poll Results: Favorite OS......
Win XP Pro
67
50.38%
Win XP Home
14
10.53%
Win2k Pro
9
6.77%
Win 9x
2
1.50%
Linux
11
8.27%
Mac
18
13.53%
Other....
12
9.02%
Voters: 133. You may not vote on this poll
Favorite OS...lets hear it!!!
Jul 8, 2004 | 04:56 PM
#22
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From: Southern California
Originally Posted by gapguy
Mac OSX 10.3 Panther!!!
Super stable, never lets me down..NEVER. Fast, efficient, stable, and even looks good.
Though not supported very well in the game department, I still love it. I use my Mac for productivity, and don't even own a single game.
Super stable, never lets me down..NEVER. Fast, efficient, stable, and even looks good.
Though not supported very well in the game department, I still love it. I use my Mac for productivity, and don't even own a single game.
I'm going to upgrade to G5 soon but waiting to see what the new iMac will be like.
Jul 23, 2004 | 11:53 PM
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Right now,
I like "Windows Media Center 2004", its not your normal way of doing things, and that fits me.
Pause, record live TV (like tivo) as well as shows 3 weeks away. Backup DVD's to one of two 200gig drives
play games like "Call of Duty", "UT2004 demo"
Burn rented DVD's "DVD SHRINK"...Media Center lets me do a lot
My computer monitor is the Sony WEGA HDTV 36" flatscreen that connects via DVI cable (ATI-AIW vid card). I feel with this setup I get best of both worlds.
I like "Windows Media Center 2004", its not your normal way of doing things, and that fits me.
Pause, record live TV (like tivo) as well as shows 3 weeks away. Backup DVD's to one of two 200gig drives
play games like "Call of Duty", "UT2004 demo"
Burn rented DVD's "DVD SHRINK"...Media Center lets me do a lot
My computer monitor is the Sony WEGA HDTV 36" flatscreen that connects via DVI cable (ATI-AIW vid card). I feel with this setup I get best of both worlds.
Jul 24, 2004 | 12:54 AM
#28
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From: Lompoc, CA
xp pro and home are the same O/S pro simple adds server capablities. something not many people use. either way XP dude
Originally Posted by data
So whats your favorite OS to use?
Personally I like WinXP Pro for personal use, gaming, ect......
Whats yours?
Personally I like WinXP Pro for personal use, gaming, ect......
Whats yours?
Jul 24, 2004 | 10:38 AM
#30
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From: Old Line State
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I'm going to upgrade to G5 soon but waiting to see what the new iMac will be like.
I'm going to upgrade to G5 soon but waiting to see what the new iMac will be like.
Jul 24, 2004 | 10:40 AM
#31
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From: Old Line State
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Aug 4, 2004 | 05:59 AM
#34
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From: Canada
DOS... Never got a blue screen of death in DOS, than again I think when I was running DOS it was a monochrome monitor. ??
Still FAST. No Crashes. No Bull˟˟˟˟˟.
What about the C64 ? <<< Load bla bla bla...
Still FAST. No Crashes. No Bull˟˟˟˟˟.
What about the C64 ? <<< Load bla bla bla...
Aug 5, 2004 | 05:59 AM
#35
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From: Lompoc, CA
yep the only differance is the usb ports work without going though a load sequence every time you plug somethin in. Unstable as hell though.
Originally Posted by superjoe83
i believe win ME is based on win 98, just to let you know 
Aug 5, 2004 | 06:05 AM
#36
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From: Lompoc, CA
wow. acually I had to relearn DOS since when I build my system the BIOS wouldn't allow me to Load WIndows XP would statr and crash on install. I had to load DOS to do what the BIOS updater had to do and then Load XP. Also I found out my EOS Digital REbel camera uses DOS. I guess I just won't die. XP does have DOS still. call command Prompt. The ping command is fun to screw with pop up compnies.
Originally Posted by 4Hummer
DOS... Never got a blue screen of death in DOS, than again I think when I was running DOS it was a monochrome monitor. ??
Still FAST. No Crashes. No Bull˟˟˟˟˟.
What about the C64 ? <<< Load bla bla bla...
Still FAST. No Crashes. No Bull˟˟˟˟˟.
What about the C64 ? <<< Load bla bla bla...
Aug 5, 2004 | 02:36 PM
#38
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I run a mix:
Win. 2000 Adv. Server - Web/Mail Server
Win. 2000 Pro - Laptop
Win. XP Pro - Desktop
Slackware Linux - Another Desktop
XP Pro is by far my favorite Microsoft OS. Like someone said, it's hard to run linux as your main desktop with 1% of software written for it.
Win. 2000 Adv. Server - Web/Mail Server
Win. 2000 Pro - Laptop
Win. XP Pro - Desktop
Slackware Linux - Another Desktop
XP Pro is by far my favorite Microsoft OS. Like someone said, it's hard to run linux as your main desktop with 1% of software written for it.
Last edited by JoKEpLaYeR; Aug 5, 2004 at 02:39 PM.
Aug 6, 2004 | 04:16 PM
#39
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From: Lompoc, CA
did forget to mention lindos. It work really good. no software writes to get the OS going though
Originally Posted by JoKEpLaYeR
I run a mix:
Win. 2000 Adv. Server - Web/Mail Server
Win. 2000 Pro - Laptop
Win. XP Pro - Desktop
Slackware Linux - Another Desktop
XP Pro is by far my favorite Microsoft OS. Like someone said, it's hard to run linux as your main desktop with 1% of software written for it.
Win. 2000 Adv. Server - Web/Mail Server
Win. 2000 Pro - Laptop
Win. XP Pro - Desktop
Slackware Linux - Another Desktop
XP Pro is by far my favorite Microsoft OS. Like someone said, it's hard to run linux as your main desktop with 1% of software written for it.
Aug 15, 2004 | 04:30 PM
#40
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From: Appleton, Wi. USA
Can you have two favorites? I use OS X 10.3 Panther and Vitual PC with XP Pro on my laptop. I also use XP Pro and PearPC with OS X on one of my home pc's ( the emulation is a bit sluggish at times but works quite well. Both systems work really well although XP has gaming cornered.
