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Windows, Mac or Linux??

Operating System that you use/like

  • Windows

    Votes: 40 59.7%
  • Linux

    Votes: 16 23.9%
  • Mac

    Votes: 11 16.4%
  • Other (?)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    67
Of course it's opinion. And who says you don't need to defrag on OSX? When you're low on space, a defragment will surely increase performance.


But, doesn't defragmentation process itself requires some free space to move the fragmented files into? OSX inherently allocates space in such a way that fragmentation is minimised.(compared to XP) But, I think it would still require defragmentation after a period of time.

I use Windows XP, and am quite happy with it, because of the wide range of applications it supports.
 
Registered Linux user #4837, Microsoft free since 1991.

I have a bit of a bias since I've been supporting Unix systems professionally for over 20 years and a developing software on them for almost as long.

Microsoft: Lowering expectations since 1984.
 
ExoCorsair, I use vista as my main opperating system(and equal to mac) and I like it and I think that anyone with a rig good enough to run it fairly well would to.
 
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