The 2017 Operating System Thread

[Spork Schivago]

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Windows 10, of course.
On multiple machines.

I run OpenSUSE on one or the other machine. Not that satisfied though.
But it's not lik other Linux distributions like Ubuntu and Mint are better...

I used to run Ubuntu and Mint, but I actually prefer OpenSuSE better. I think it depends on what you're really looking for. I prefer the terminal and find OpenSuSE a bit more suited towards my needs. I felt Ubuntu was a bit too user friendly. That's just how I feel though.

[Stefan Payne]

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Windows 10, of course.
On multiple machines.

I run OpenSUSE on one or the other machine. Not that satisfied though.
But it's not lik other Linux distributions like Ubuntu and Mint are better...

[rhomanski]

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i have 10 on all my pcs that are capable of running it

So says the next MS employee of the month.

[stj]

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i have 10 on all my pcs that are capable of running it

microsoft will probaby contact you fo a medal and a place in the next advertising campaign!!

[dragos2009]

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i have 10 on all my pcs that are capable of running it

[Spork Schivago]

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I run Linux on my primary PC. I'm running OpenSuSE Tumbleweed. It's a rolling distribution, which means I don't have to reinstall when a newer version comes out. My wife, however, runs Windows 10 64-bit on her laptop. This is kind of a good thing though, because having it installed, I was able to learn it. When it comes to repairing PCs, it's good to know the various operating systems. I plan on installing Windows Server 2012 sometime in the near future, when I get some free time.

[jiroy]

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Still preferring W7 for the time being , 64 bit of course for better Memory Rams and Cpus readings . There are strong links between Operating systems , Cpus and Rams , and no one can disregard it ..Windows 10 of course seems the upcoming trap , speaking higher Rams and Cpus , so little choices we have on the long run .

[Pentium4]

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Windows 7. CentOS server, Windows 10 on the work laptop

[RukyCon]

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Windows 7

[eccerr0r]

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No change from the last decade plus, and no change foreseen. Thank you versionless distributions.

[ddscentral]

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Where do I start...
I have 7 on my primary PC, 10 on laptop (with Ubuntu 16.04 on dualboot), Ubuntu 16.04 on NAS, Ubuntu 14.04 on main server, Debian 7 on OpenVZ VPS.
Oh, and Android 6.0 (CM13) on my Galaxy S4 smartphone and Android 4.4 on a cheap Huawei tablet.
I also have a hybrid tablet with broken screen which has Windows and Android on dual boot.
I also have 3 raspberry pis, two running LibreELEC (Kodi), and one running OpenWRT serving as a 4G ethernet bridge.

[goontron]

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Well, servers have OpenBSD, desk/laptop have openSUSE, cluster has Pelican Linux, thinclient PC has Plan9, smartphone has Sailfish OS.

[diif]

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7.

[Topcat]

Here we are, yet another year gone by....what operating system is on your primary PC?