Topic: Which operating system(s) do you use? (Read 24113 times)
I use Windows 10 since 3 months.
primary Windows 10 64 bit
I am using both ubuntu and and window 10...Ubuntu i use for programming and winw gor games and other stuff..
Everyone on Windows 7 or 8 or 8.1, you can do a free upgrade legally to Windows 10, until July 2016 I think.
IF you make a backup or image of your old OS, you can just restore it back to your previous version.
Eventually, you will have to upgrade or do a clean install of Windows 10, depending on your work or purpose or whatever.
If you've previously upgraded, your Windows 10 clean install will be free, legally, tied to your computer. (unless you change motherboards or something.)
IF you make a backup or image of your old OS, you can just restore it back to your previous version.
Eventually, you will have to upgrade or do a clean install of Windows 10, depending on your work or purpose or whatever.
If you've previously upgraded, your Windows 10 clean install will be free, legally, tied to your computer. (unless you change motherboards or something.)
Windows 10 for 3 months now...definitely not impressed so far but not sure if I want to backtrack to 7...
Im using windows 7 and I don't have plans to upgrade it to windows 8.1 and windows 10 either.
I'm using Window XP.. 
Right now I am on Windows 8.1. Using this version for about 3 months. Thinking to upgrade to Windows 10.
Im using windows 7 32 bit
Win10, hate it
Window 10 home premium 64bit (HOME)
Window 7 pro 64bit (OFFICE)
Window 7 pro 64bit (OFFICE)
Currently I am using windows 7 
My equipment cost me $600 for 48 GB of RAM and 16 cores of 3 GHz with AES-NI.... running Windows and Linux (and Android) and some other stuff on it. (Not tried Mac OS-X on it, don't think it's practical to try.)
I could go cheaper and get similar hardware for $300 with 16-24 GB of RAM.
I could go cheaper and get similar hardware for $300 with 16-24 GB of RAM.
I use Windows.
I feel sorry for all Windows and Mac users 
You buying overpriced equipment just to make the richer even richer and than you complain that the World is so unjust
Linux is the only way to go
You buying overpriced equipment just to make the richer even richer and than you complain that the World is so unjust
Linux is the only way to go
Windows 10 isn't so bad actually. You could get the enterprise version. And kill the forced updates. I've been playing with it for awhile.
Windows 7 until Microsoft stops providing security updates.
then I am off to linux I guess. Never going to windows 10
then I am off to linux I guess. Never going to windows 10
Windows 8 32 bit
I Manjaro Linux for a dual boot with 7 ultimate wines.
Using window 7.. Sukhbir Singh Badal
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