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Bleh, I have Windows Vista Home Edition -.- It has so many flaws that I wanted to through my monitor against the wall when I got it. Now it messed up somehow and I have no audio, video quality sucks (on youtube) no matter what, and I can't install ANYTHING.

P.S. - I want XP sooo bad...I spent 60 bucks on Oblivion and it doesn't freaking work -.-
 
Except my apache server, all of my servers are Windows 2003 (I have 5 servers, running various things, 1 Apache server)
I also have a computer that is Quint boot:
Leopard 10.5.4, Windows XP SP3, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu and BackTrack3 for my networking stuff.
My laptop is Tri-Boot with Windows XP SP3, Ubuntu 8.04 and BackTrack3, and then I have another workstation *Just for internet browsing in my bedroom* which is XP only.

So yeah. I'm definitely accused of being a nerd :)
 
I use Xubuntu on my desktop. I have XP on my laptop, but only for gaming. If it weren't for that, I'd have linux on that too. I might try putting gentoo on it later at some point.
 
Ubuntu currently; thinking about setting up a Windows 7/Ubuntu dual boot at some point in the near future.
 
The laptop runs XP, and I have Ubuntu on my desktop. I used to run Redhat, then Suse, but got tired of the manual configurations I had to do. When the fan in my last computer died (frying the processor, and breaking off the tab to hold a new fan on), I got a new desktop and tried Ubuntu on it and it just worked.
 
Currently dual-booting Ubuntu/XP.

I don't get all the complaining about vista, what specifically is so bad about it? And can't you change the style to mimic XP anyway?
 
I only have me Desktop Pc. It's Windows XP Professional. Here in Malaysia not many people use Apple but the number is rising though. I think there are only a handfull amount of people here that use any other OS than Windows and Macintosh.

I use Ubuntu. My whole family does. That's more than one handful already, literally.

Ok fine. I can't judge since I don't really know everyone in Malaysia. But still, a majority will use windows.
 
Using Ubuntu Hardy Haron right now on my laptop cause I can't stand KDE4. I love ubuntu and I'd advise any first-time linux user to try it because the learning curve is very erm... shallow its just a nice easy distro to learn from. I've tried gentoo and slackware, but I like debian (ubuntu is a form of debian)... I have a studio computer that I do audio recording on and I use XP for that but i'm re-setting up the whole studio and I'm going to make the switch to linux.
 
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