What OS are you using? - Page 3

delta_t · 2006-01-12, 01:46

XP Pro SP2
FreeBSD

E_tron · 2006-01-12, 09:21

maybe this poll should be reopened.

Primeinator · 2006-02-19, 20:01

Windows XP

Perhaps you should reopen the poll.

Peter Nelson · 2006-02-20, 04:14

80% Opensuse 10.0 Linux

Some use of XP (including dualbooting).

Also why in the poll is MACOS/OSX grouped with Linux.

I know OSX is BSD derived, but older macs are different.

Even then it would be nice to get numbers of Gimpsters running linux as distinct from others.

ALSO we need to know what proportion of those users....

(a) have 64 bit capable machines
(b) are actually running a 64 bit OS eg XP64, Suse64, Redhat64 etc

And of course who will beta test or subsequently run Vista?

Xyzzy · 2006-07-13, 00:26

The last week or so I have been using Plan9. It is very very very different.

http://cm.bell-labs.com/plan9/

I'm totally lost right now but lost in a good way.

(In the meantime I use vncv to run my needed apps remotely.)

View Poll Results: What OS are you using?
Windows 95/98/ME	4	9.76%
Windows NT/2000	4	9.76%
Windows XP/2k3 or later	23	56.10%
Linux/Unix/MacOS	10	24.39%
OS2/Other?	0	0%
Voters: 41. You may not vote on this poll

2006-01-12, 01:46	#23
delta_t Nov 2002 Anchorage, AK 3·7·17 Posts	XP Pro SP2 FreeBSD

2006-01-12, 09:21	#24
E_tron Sep 2002 Austin, TX 1000110001₂ Posts	maybe this poll should be reopened.

2006-02-19, 20:01	#25
Primeinator "Kyle" Feb 2005 Somewhere near M52.. 3·5·61 Posts	Windows XP Perhaps you should reopen the poll.

2006-02-20, 04:14	#26
Peter Nelson Oct 2004 23² Posts	80% Opensuse 10.0 Linux Some use of XP (including dualbooting). Also why in the poll is MACOS/OSX grouped with Linux. I know OSX is BSD derived, but older macs are different. Even then it would be nice to get numbers of Gimpsters running linux as distinct from others. ALSO we need to know what proportion of those users.... (a) have 64 bit capable machines (b) are actually running a 64 bit OS eg XP64, Suse64, Redhat64 etc And of course who will beta test or subsequently run Vista?

2006-07-13, 00:26	#27
Xyzzy "Mike" Aug 2002 5×17×97 Posts	The last week or so I have been using Plan9. It is very very very different. http://cm.bell-labs.com/plan9/ I'm totally lost right now but lost in a good way. (In the meantime I use vncv to run my needed apps remotely.)