Your Favourate OS

If you touch your software enough does it become hardware?

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Favourate OS

Poll ended at January 25th, 2009, 21:18

Windows 7 Beta
0
No votes
Fista Ultimate 64 flava
3
10%
Fista other
2
7%
XP Pro 32 flava
17
57%
XP other
2
7%
Win 2000
3
10%
Win 98
0
No votes
Win 95
2
7%
Win 3.5
0
No votes
Win 3.2
0
No votes
Win 3.11
0
No votes
Win 3.1
1
3%
Win 2.0
0
No votes
Win 1.0
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 30

Dr. kitteny berk
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

The search box is in.

I don't see an xp style option though
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Post by deject »

I'll always have a soft spot for Windows 2000. Rock solid, mature, and fairly configurable. XP improved on 2000, but I just really liked Win2000 back in the day.
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Post by amblin »

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Post by spoodie »

This installation of XP Pro 32 I have at the moment is the most stable and long serving I've ever had, it gets my vote. However I favour some kind of Linux OS, but it doesn't run too many games.
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Post by fabyak »

amblin wrote:
Think in terms of keystrokes. I use the run command a lot, in XP that's windows button - and up a few times, enter. In fista it's windows button, type run, hit enter.
Windows Key + R is your friend
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Post by ProfHawking »

^ win+r is my most commonly used shortcut.

I voted for xp pro 32. Simply don't have stability issues, and it has consistently done all that is asked of it with minimal fuss.
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Post by fabyak »

ProfHawking wrote:^ win+r is my most commonly used shortcut.

I voted for xp pro 32. Simply don't have stability issues, and it has consistently done all that is asked of it with minimal fuss.
All of this
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Post by Wiggy »

XP Pro, no question.
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Post by amblin »

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Post by nunoncastors »

Fista Ultimate 64 flava with a few Virtual PCs for the things it won't run :p
I've found it to be nice and stable (no really) and not at all slow since I gutted the registry and services so it only runs what I actually need it to.

Still eats almost 1 out of 4 gig though D:
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Post by Nickface »

Ubuntu!

Well, I do like it a lot but there's that whole thing about needing to run games easily...


To be honest, I think my favorite is DOS from when I was a wee lad. I remember my dad has a little program that worked like a file browser and allowed us to run things without having to type all the commands. Good times.
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Post by tehspork »

I'm using Fista Business x64. I have XP in a VM, but I rarely use it.

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Post by Dog Pants »

Ooh, I've seen your kiddie zombie defence background before but I can't remember where from.
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

was on here recently, can't remember who posted (possibly spoodie?)

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h213/ ... ground.jpg

Edit: I'm that fucking good
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Post by Dog Pants »

Ahh yes. I googled it and found the artist but couldn't work out why I thought it was something to do with WWZ, which incidentally I've just finished reading a second time.
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Post by TezzRexx »

Who voted for Windows 2000?!
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

TezzRexx wrote:Who voted for Windows 2000?!
People with some taste I imagine.

Not like it's windows ME or anything.
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Post by TezzRexx »

I dunno, a lot of the games I wanted to play at the time where either 98 only compatible or XP only, so it was like the worst of both worlds.
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

Are you sure? XP is basically polished windows 2000, I can't see any reason they'd stop people using 2k
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Post by TezzRexx »

I believe so, I seem to remember it being the only reason I upgraded to XP
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