your history of OSes
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows 7 (pirated)
>>I try debian and ubuntu, no gaymes, so sad
>Windows 8, Windows 8.1 (hax where you could get M$ to think you had a legit license by installing some media center version)
>Arch
>Ubuntu
>Arch
>Ubuntu
>Mac OS X Mavericks
>Windows 7
>Debian
>Windows 7
>Vista
>Windows 7
>OpenBSD on netbook and Windows 7 on main PC
I have reached the conclusion that every OS is dogshit, I'm fucking jaded about everything and I just want a fun toy that doesn't punish me for not wanting to/being incapable of deving for them, and also respects my computational freedums
</blog post>
>>51360534
also post your OS history itt
>>51360534
I'm retarded and could have just usedbash -c screenfetch-dev
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Windows 8(.1)
>Debian 8 jessie
I got fed up with everything being commercialized and closed off. I don't play games anymore, but I hardly miss it.
PC:
Win95
Win98
Win2000 (it was called millenium or something like that iirc)
Win xp
Vista (aka it sucks so much please kill me)
Win7
Win8.1
Win10
Laptop:
Win 7
Win 8.1
Ubuntu
Win10
Arch
Phone:
iOS
Android
I want a linux distribution with
musl lib c
bfs
a good filesystem
openrc
unfucked kernel security
I don't even know why I want this shit
I guess I've been listening to shills for so long that I've actually started to believe that there is such a thing as decent open source software
>>51360534
Win 95
Win 98
Win XP
Win 7
Ubuntu
Debian
>>51360649
but I also see every distribution that I cycle through...in OP I'm not counting ones that I've installed in a VM only...as a sort of a vote of confidence towards the devs of the software...
I don't want to be like all the little freetards vouching for the system that they installed and can hardly use, but I also hate listening to people who actually know how to program explaining why their project is the only option just because nobody else is in the room who can contradict them.
>>51360534
>MS Dos
>Win 98 (pirated)
>Win XP (pirated)
>Win 7 (pirated)
>Ubuntu (has been super gay for me)
>Tails
>Mint
>Win 8.1
>Mint again
Now I'm stuck with Mint and am super happy.
Win 98
Win XP
Vista
Win XP x64 (rip drivers)
Win 7
Win 8
Win 8.1
Win 7
Win 10
>>51360534
>Windows 2000 (pirated)
>Windows 98 (pirated)
>Windows 95 OSR2 (pirated)
>Windows NT 4.0 (Pirated)
>Windows ME (Pirated)
>Windows XP (pirated)
>Windows Vista SP1 (Pirated)
>Windows 7 SP1 (Pirated)
>Xubuntu 15.04 - fuck you it's free,not pirated this time.
I didn't have any PC unable to run any of these operating systems.
That's maybe because I started with a Pentium II,then went with Pentium 133 and AMD K6s,and so on until XP SP2 where I had a DDR2 LGA775 system,which still chugs along with 7/Xubuntu 15.04 today.
>>51360534 (OP)
>Windows 3.1
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Windows 10
Tried this weekend Arch Linux, Elementary OS and Fedora. I don't know what to choose.
>>51360804
I think those all use systemd
systemd is sort of like the boogey man of GNU/Linux distributions
it's come to be that
>install gentoo
is no longer just a meme but valid advice
I'm thinking about installing calculate linux
>>51360534
Do you choose your OS at random?
>>51360534
>MS98
>XP
>MS98
>Vista
>XP
>MS98
>Windows 7
>WIndows 8.1
>Windows 7
>Linux mint
>Windows 7
>Xubuntu
>Linux mint
>Plebian
>Antergos
>Manjaro
>Arch
>Manjaro
>Arch
>Manjaro
>Arch
>Manjaro
>Arch
>Manjaro
>Arch
>Manjaro
...>Arch?
I am close to find my final distro
>>51360649
Isn't Alpine close to that?
Win 98
Win 2000
Debian
XP
Ubuntu
Win Vista
Mint 5 Xfce (I used this on my shitty machine that had XP->Ubuntu on because my laptop died)
Arch
Gentoo
Arch
Fedora
Win 8.1
Win 10
PC-DOS 5.0 / Win 3.1
MS-DOS 6.22 / Win 3.1
Windows 95
Windows 98SE
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 7
95
98
M.E. (don't think I ever had 2000)
XP
Vista
7
8
8.1
10
I've also used a form of Linux for a short period, Backtrack and Ubuntu, and I have an iMac 5,2 with OS X 10.7 on it.
Windows 2000
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows 10
>>51360534
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Windows 8
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.1
>Windows 10
>>51360645
>Win2000 (it was called millenium or something like that iirc)
No lel. Win2k was NT 5.0. WinMe was regular (i.e. DOS-based) Windoze 4.9.
>>51360960
Bruh
>>51360871
not until recently
Windows 98 -> Windows 7 was because I fell for the M$ meme
Debian was because I read about Linux in some PC magazines (MaximumPC and CPU - computer power user)...I didn't quite understand why anyone would want an OS that can't do anything entertaining so I switched back to 7.
After that I started questioning why I used computers. At this point I had taken an AP Java class at my highschool as well as a few other programming courses, but I only felt like I knew less about computers after this. To be honest I felt like I knew the most about computers when I threw together a gaymen rig in 9th grade (and proceeded to fuck that up by ordering the wrong RAM).
Eventually I entered a sort of zen state where as long I was in front of a screen I would be entertained. So I distrohopped for a while. I didn't learn that much other than the name of a lot of programs designed to mitigate certain problems linux users thought could be made into even bigger problems. Before I even knew about linux, I had a problem with fetishizing software (which ISO mounting utility was the best?)
The Mac experience was temporary owing to licensing issues I had with the hardware.
A lot of the later switch backs only lasted a day and I only mentioned them because I was so fucking annoyed about something in Windows that I did a wipe and installed Debian.
98 > XP > 7 > Ubuntu > Lubuntu > Xubuntu > Mint > Arch > Debian
>>51361002
I pirated all of them if that counts.
>>51361029
Born Macfag
>windows 95
>windows xp
>windows 7
>ubuntu
>windows 7
>ubuntu
>windows 7
>elementary os
>ubuntu
>windows 7
>windows 10
>os x el capitan
ios
android
windows xp
windows 7 windows 8 windows 8.1
ubuntu 14.(something)
windows 10 (current)
- FLEX (6809 operating system)
- AmigaOS
- Amiga UNIX
- UNIX
- FreeBSD
- Slackware
- Debian
- Archlinux
- OpenBSD
Nowadays: Arch (desktop), OpenBSD (laptops and servers), Debian (servers)
Yep, no Windows in my list. I have no use for it.
brehs we need to make our own OS
it will be called last OS
it starts out like this
>Linux kernel
>busybox userland
>musl libc
>wayland
>openrc
>st (terminal emulator)
>and some other hot memes
gradually we start to replace the system with actual software that we write and make awesome, starting with the kernel
>>51361113
Wow, honestly had no idea Commodore had their own UNIX variant.
>>51360534
>DOS when I used my grandpa's computer as a kid
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Ubuntu 10.04
>Windows 8, 8.1
>also tried modern *buntus and Fedora
>currently using El Capitan
>>51360534
>windows 98
>windows xp
>windows 7
>windows 8,1 (For about 5 days)
>linux mint
>ubuntu
>fedora
>arch
>>51361113
ahh an oldfag
do you use bfs ever? is it just a meme?
there's a new version for kernel 4.3
Windows Vista, then Windows Vista on another PC, Debian 5 on VBox, MEPIS or something like that on VBox too, then Vista said me to live a long life. Installed Ubuntu 10.04, then 10.10. Mint, a lot of other shit. Windows 7 again. Then Ubuntu, Windows 7, Ubuntu and Gentoo. Now Windows 8.1
>>51361125
good idea, I'll start working on the logo
windows 98
windows xp
windows vista
yellowdog linux
centos
fedora core
opensuse
ubuntu
windows 7
pc-bsd
debian 6
crunchbang
windows 7
debian unstable
xubuntu
freebsd
>>51361161
we should call it 'Last OS'
because it's the last os anyone will ever use/want to use depending on how it turns out
be sure to put
>this kills the user
somewhere in the logo
Windows 3.1
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows XP / Ubuntu
Windows 7 / Ubuntu / Gentoo
Windows 7 / Arch
Windows 10 / Ubuntu / Arch
>>51361131
Yeah, it was based on the System V specs. Not that bad but the hardware was a bit slow, mainly due to the fact that CBMs' Unix engineers didn't bother implementing support for the Amiga's dedicated chips, sadly.
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Ubuntu 12.04 + various flavors
>Linux Mint
>Arch Linux (lotta distro hopping in this period)
>Windows 8 for like a week before dumped for:
>OS X Mavericks
>OS X Yosemite
Currently El Capitan. Honestly I've grown to like OS X, it's a very nice OS. UNIX with a pretty GUI
>>51361202
>because it's the last os anyone will ever use/want to use depending on how it turns out
I mean it's the last OS anyone would ever want to use or
it's the last OS anyone will ever want to use
depending on how it turns out
>>51361143
IIRC BFS was used on UnixWare to store its boot files - never used it though, as I never used an UnixWare product. It might have been used on other Unices, but as far as I remember it was not System V compliant.
>>51361264
>it's the last OS anyone will ever want to use
it's the last OS you'll will ever want to use*
I'm bad at this marketing BS
win 95
win 98
win 2000
win xp
win vista
win 7
ubuntu
OSX
jumped off the windows bandwagon after it went to shit with 8 and 10. Switched to OSX and iOS and never looked back
>>51361275
I mean brainfuck scheduler
win98
winME
winXP
win7
Ubuntu ever since , not even dual boot
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Windows 8/8.1
>Arch
all these anons ITT with the same problem as me T_T
nobody has made an OS to end all OS since the first UNIX and that didn't really work out so good
>>51361299
This t
>98 se
>xp
>open solaris
>windows 7
>then promptly back to open solaris
>got a job that required me to use osx, still ran open solaris at home though
>now poking a stick at windows 10 not sure if i can ever go back, too much has changed, and in my eyes, windows xp was the last usable windows
>>51361373
IT'S JUST AS GIMPED BUT U TURN INTO A KEK WHEN USING IT
>>51361316
Ho, ok :) old memories… I used ck1 kernel for a while on my desktop but didn't saw that much improvments compared to vanilla kernel with CFS. However I saw neat differences using it on a production database cluster (MariaDB with master/master and master/slave replication) with heavy I/Os load.
>Windows 3.11
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Ubuntu
>Arch Linux
>Debian
Using Debian and Windows 7 right now with dual boot on all my machines.
>Win 98
>Win Me (dear heavens...)
>Win XP
>Win Vista (again, dear heavens...)
>Win 7
>Win 8/8.1
>Win 10
I want to dual-boot with a KDE distro. Recommendations?
I kinda liked Arch but I liked sucking dicks more.
Win95
Win98
WinME (surprisingly not that bad)
Win XP
Vista Beta (also not that bad)
WinXP
OS X Tiger (first computer that I actually owned. Also started playing around with Linux at this time, but never ran it full time)
OS X Leopard
OS X Snow Leopard
Windows 7
Ubuntu (full time)
I'd have no problem running Windows 10 if they weren't so obvious about data mining. Ubuntu if comfy, just werks, and runs enough games to keep me happy. Curious about how El Captain turned out though. What is modern OS X like?
I <3 COCKS
>>51360534
>DOS
>Windows 3.1
>WIndows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows ME
>Windows XP
>OpenSuse
>PuppyLinux
>Ubuntu
>Mint
>Windows 7
>Arch Linux
>>51361452
vista wasn't bad.
people just didn't want to spend money on hardware that could run it.
performance wise it is not much different from windows 7
>>51361440
I'm too autistic to bootstrap gentoo just to test a CPU scheduler so I thought I'd ask here
>>51361476
oh you dirty girl
>>51361476
its bed time, honey.
get off the computer and mommy will read you a story
actual op i kinda do but cocks aren't technologies
>>51361477
Oh and I have to add Linux From Scratch, just for fun. I have it still installed.
>>51361486
Pretty much. Microsoft really dropped the ball on certifying piece of shit hardware as "Vista Ready", but it was mainly third parties who couldn't get off their lazy asses in time to write decent drivers. If you had good hardware made by a competent company Vista was fine from day one.
>>51361526
No actually I am real OP. It could be called technology the way I suck them
>>51361486
I mean yeah, it wasn't completely awful. But it had a lot of bugs for me.
The computer I ran Vista on was brand new with Vista pre-loaded so no hardware issues.
>>51361529
I think lfs is the epitome of moving goalposts/jumping through hoops in order to get the same thing any other distribution can give you way easier
>>51361555
nice trips
Windows 3.1
Windows 95
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Ubuntu
OS X 10.5
OS X 10.6
Windows 8
Ubuntu 14.04
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
Ubuntu 15.10
OP here btw
my tripcode is OP if anyone wants to shit post as me
>>51361567
Yeah it is practically not very usable but was more of a learning experience for me.
>>51361611
Rly?
>>51361624
ya I was thinking if I was going to go through all that work I might as well just make a new distro with my friends at 4chan
this thread was just a guise to get anon >>51361161 to make a logo
>>51360534
>Windows 7
>Windows XP
>Linux Mint
>Arch Linux
>FreeBSD
>Gentoo
>FreeBSD
>ArchBSD
>Arch Linux/Windows 7
>>51361698
lmao
I can[t tell if bsd is different from linux at all either
>>51360534
>windows xp
>windows 7 (pirate)
>Ubuntu
>Windows 8.1 - current (pirate)
>>51361710
>>51361710
ilovecawk
This is just my desktops, I've done more distro hopping on my laptop.
>System 7
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista (for about two weeks)
>Ubuntu
>Windows 7
>Debian 8
>Arch
>Arch with Win7 in virtual machine
>some ancient Unices, don't remember (too young, dad was a geek)
>(MacOS) System 1
>(MacOS) System 5
>(MacOS) System 7
>Windows 95 (very briefly), NT4
>MacOS 8
>Windows 98 (+SE?)
>MacOS 9
>Windows 2000
>Windows XP
>Windows 2000
>Mac OS X 10.2 + Windows Server 2003
>Mac OS X 10.3 + Fedora Core 2 (very briefly, RPM hell gave me PTSD)
>Mac OS X 10.3 + Gentoo
>Mac OS X 10.4-10.6 + (Gentoo, Arch, Xubuntu)
>Xubuntu + FreeNAS
>Debian + FreeNAS
>Debian + FreeBSD
>Debian + FreeBSD + RHEL6 + CentOS 6
I abandoned the Apple ship when the Mac App Store was introduced. I had spent the previous couple of years pulling my hair out trying to make my Apple products play nicely with my Linux stuff, anyway. (Avahi was my nightmare... turns out it was foreshadowing.)
Currently in the middle of replacing Debian (still on Wheezy) with OpenBSD, but it's taking a while. Lots of moving pieces and I'm trying to simplify at the same time.
I'm mostly abandoning Debian due to systemd. The philosophical problems I have with it will preclude it from touching my personal systems for the foreseeable future. I wouldn't have a problem running it at work, though.
We're running EL6 at work, so we're safe for a few more years. We were doing EL7 testing for a couple months and it was a disaster. Some good ideas and potential, but far, far too many bugs. I really hope Red Hat gets its shit together before we have to EOL those systems.
>>51361710
they are very similar, most of the differences are beneath the hood i guess. i still like *bsd and plan on reinstalling archbsd and/or openbsd
>>51361810
early mac os are my favorites
>98
>2000
>XP
>Mint
>7
>8.1
>distro hopping
>Win 7
>Debian
>Arch
Though I've always dual booted.
>>51361819
ya
>>51361810
yup
that guy potter is a right dick
and not the tasty kind
3.1 >95 > 98 > me > xp > vista > ubuntu > 7 > ubuntu > 8 > ubuntu > debian > fedora > 8.1 > 10 > 8.1 > 10
>>51360534
>Windows xp
>Windows vista
>Windows vista + Ubuntu
>Windows xp + Ubuntu
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.1 + XP + Debian
>Windows 10 + 8.1 + XP + Debian
It get stuff done and allow me to play vidyas, that's all i care about this setup.
>>51361926
why are you still using XP tho?
why multiple wangblows NT?
>>51361948
Xp on a vm for legacy software and on an old thinkpad.
Windows 8.1 on a tablet.
Windows 10 for work and vidyas.
>>51361979
uguu~
>Windows 95
>Windows 2000
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Ubuntu
>Mint
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.1
>Windows 10
I tried Mint again briefly, I still don't like Linux
>>51362025
word of mouth says mint is shit tier linux though
>>51362045
But everyone here who isn't a gentoo shitter always says go with Mint
I've also tried Ubuntu and Gentoo on my laptop, there's no version of Linux that I can find that runs as well as Windows 10 while having all of the features it has
>>51362088
Windows 10 doesn't have good features though
the exclusivity of certain softwares isn't a feature btw
it's a business strategy
>>51362124
Yes it does
>Window Snapping
>Resizing one snapped Window resizes the other
>Cortana
>Useful keyboard shortcuts out of the box like Ctrl+Shift+Esc
>Everything is set up out of the box
>Automatic driver downloads
>Simple, usable interface that doesn't go full retard like Gnome or Unity
>The ability to change the fucking interface color without downloading 3rd party themes
>Pin apps to start
Give me a distro that does ALL of that out of the box
Windows 7 has all sorts of help files that I find really convenient. Its got a friendly layout that is easy to use and still has decent access to command line applications and file browsing.
I've invested a lot of time and effort into learning its interface and am quite happy with windows 7, I don't want to upgrade and I don't want to switch to linux.
Also, thanks to winloader, windows 7 is essentially free and open-source.
>>51362204
I wouldn't want any of those features though ;=;
>>51362255
Great, now fuck off
>>51362245
I don't think you understand what open sores is
>>51362245
>Also, thanks to winloader, windows 7 is essentially free and open-source.
no it isn't, you silly sausage
>>51362264
okay, so maybe its not open source. But its free.
>>51360804
Ubuntu or Xubuntu is the best for desktop for a home user
>>51362245
ya I eventually realized I liked the Windows UI because I was retarded and didn't use my computer for anything productive and Windows made me feel comfy (not doing?) doing that
>>51362304
you misspelt "pleb"
>>51362295
I don't think you understand what free is
>>51362304
stop shilling :)
lmao OP ur a fagget
free beer
free pussy
free love XD
>win 95
>win 98
>win vista
>win 7
>Ubuntu
>no games
>win 8.1
>Debian/arch/sabayon
>windows 8.1
Once Linux gets some gaymin support I'll switch back
>>51362204
so, exactly the same features literally every desktop environment has had for 10 years?
>Install Kubuntu
>Looks beautiful, runs better than most other DE's
>Simple UI, not retarded Mac ripoff or tablet shit
>Useful things like chat indicator, notification panel, different types of start menus included
>Can't open start by pressing Win, can't even set it to do that manually
>Doesn't have a keyboard shortcut for the system monitor
Why does EVERY linux distro fuck up simple shit like this
>>51362319
>>51362330
>Hi, I'm using a distro that just works.
>"lol, your pleb :D"
>"shut up shuttleberg XD"
>>51362402
Name one
Workbench 1.3
MS-DOS
MS-DOS 6.22
Windows 3.1
Windows 95
Windows 98 SE
Windows NT 4.0
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 7
Bodhi Linux
Ubuntu 12.04
Lubuntu 12.04
Arch Linux ARM
Debian 7.x
Arch Linux
Debian 8.x
I've never tried gentoo, only ubuntu. Maybe gentoo is better. Still, with many boards having the new proprietary bios features, installing a dual boot operating system is more of a pain in the ass than ever.
The last time I tried installing linux on a new board, I had to throw away my laptop. [spoiler]Granted thats because I mistook a capacitor for my cmos battery,[/spoiler] but still
>>51362438
ill name 5, omitting of course cortana because that is owned by microsoft
kde
cinnamon
xfce
gnome
unity
>>51362402
>thinks we've had Cortana for 10 years
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Windows 8.1
>Windows 10
>Debian (Got so fed up with 10 I switched)
>Gentoo (Used it for about 3 days)
>Arch
>Manjaro
>Windows 8.1 (My mic would not work with any Linux so I switched back)
Thinking about trying FreeBSD how is it?
PC:
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows 7
Windows 10
Laptop:
Windows Vista
Lububtu
>>51362204
>unironically thinking that cuntana isnt just a gimmick
>>51360735
What is a good version of Mint?
I only have 1gb of ram and I have a Celeron M 1.7ghz processor its really slow.
>>51362422
kubuntu isn't a DE, its a distro. keyboard shortcuts are configurable in every single DE/WM. you can make the 'win' key (super key in linux) open the start menu and your own customized keyboard shortcuts for small things like that and more
I've only really tried
>dos (xtree)
>windows 95
>windows 98
>windows xp
>windows 7
>ubuntu
>>51362204
>Window Snapping
>Resizing one snapped Window resizes the other
Most modern window managers do this or at least support it. This is not a new feature. I remember playing with this like, ten years ago and it wasn't new then, either.
>Cortana
I should have stopped reading here. What is so useful about Cortana, exactly? Why are you doing this sort of thing on your workstation, instead of on your phone?
>Useful keyboard shortcuts out of the box like Ctrl+Shift+Esc
Subjective and completely configurable. Besides, it is unreasonable to expect a completely different OS to approximate out of the box the shortcuts you happened to grow up with, especially when they don't all make any sense in the new context.
>Everything is set up out of the box
Uselessly vague and demonstrably false.
>Automatic driver downloads
All of the mainstream distros do this, including proprietary shit. The only times I have had to deal with drivers on Linux are either when I'm deliberately using an ancient kernel or something like Gentoo/Arch or a minimal Debian install.
>Simple, usable interface that doesn't go full retard like Gnome or Unity
Um... what? I've used Windows 10. It *is* full retard. Or at least *I* would argue that it is. Again, mostly subjective. Just because something is different from what you've become accustomed to, does not make it bad.
>The ability to change the fucking interface color without downloading 3rd party themes
I actually forgot about this for shit like Unity and GNOME 3. Those devs are fucking retarded, I'll grant you that, but it's not like you don't have plenty of other choices.
>Pin apps to start
Yet again, "start" means nothing. It isn't even called "start" in Windows anymore. Hasn't been for years.
tl;dr: You want a Linux distro that mimicks Windows. That shit stopped being popular over a decade ago. The 14 year olds who were responsible for those attrocities realized that it was stupid and counter-productive.
Windows XP
Ubuntu
Windows 7
Arch GNU/Linux
FreeBSD
Arch GNU/Linux
Considering installing Open/NetBSD
>>51362474
KDE
>Resizing one snapped Window resizes the other
>Useful keyboard shortcuts out of the box like Ctrl+Shift+Esc
>The ability to change the fucking interface color without downloading 3rd party themes
>Pin apps to start
>Automatic driver downloads
Cinnamon
>Resizing one snapped Window resizes the other
>Useful keyboard shortcuts out of the box like Ctrl+Shift+Esc
>The ability to change the fucking interface color without downloading 3rd party themes
>Pin apps to start
>Automatic driver downloads
XFCE
>Window Snapping
>Resizing one snapped Window resizes the other
>Useful keyboard shortcuts out of the box like Ctrl+Shift+Esc
>The ability to change the fucking interface color without downloading 3rd party themes
>Pin apps to start
>Automatic driver downloads
Gnome
>Resizing one snapped Window resizes the other
>Useful keyboard shortcuts out of the box like Ctrl+Shift+Esc
>Automatic driver downloads
>Simple, usable interface that doesn't go full retard like Gnome or Unity
>The ability to change the fucking interface color without downloading 3rd party themes
Unity
>Resizing one snapped Window resizes the other
>Useful keyboard shortcuts out of the box like Ctrl+Shift+Esc
>Automatic driver downloads
>Simple, usable interface that doesn't go full retard like Gnome or Unity
>The ability to change the fucking interface color without downloading 3rd party themes
Wow, it's like you didn't even read the post
>>51362514
>I CAN'T USE IT SO IT'S BAD
>>51362517
>you can make the 'win' key (super key in linux) open the start menu
You can't, I tried
>>51362554
its very clear youve never used any of these desktop environments
also
>windows 10
>not full retard
>>51362599
You can't seriously think Windows 10 is hard to use
It's the same UI as Windows 95, you must be actually retarded to think it's hard to use
>>51362554
>>51362595
You are clearly lying or didn't try very hard. Try googling it, next time.
>95
>xp
>vista
>7
>Ubuntu
>7
>mint
>7
>lubuntu
>7
>8
>7
>eOS
>7
>10
>7
I'm going to be some old dude that just never moves on from 7, probably.
>>51361466
It's actually breddy gud
>>51362617
did i imply it was hard to use? i said it went full retard, and it did. its designed for retards even moreso than unity/gnome and i thought the point you were making was those two were so dumbed down compared to windows 10
Would there be problems if i install linux on my windows tablet?
>>51362624
>J-j-j-j-just google it
Okay
>>51362554
>>I CAN'T USE IT SO IT'S BAD
I even have a lumia phone and I like it, but cortana is a gimmick
>>51362516
Not him, but Mint with MATE could satisfy your needs. Try a bootable medium first.
>Windows Me
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>OSX 10 (school)
>Windows 7 (pirated)
>Windows 8 and 8.1
>Ubuntu 14.04
>Windows 10
Thinking of installing arch linux on my windows 10 laptop. My last experience with linux wasn't that good since it was like a lottery for the computer to boot with everything working, usually the wifi or bluetooth wouldn't work and I'd have to restart it.
Desktop:
windows 3.1
windows 95
windows 98
Laptop:
windows XP
windows Vista
Ubuntu
windows 7
Mint xfce
Arch Gnome
op here
#yolo gunna install ubuntu
>>51362663
>2009
it's very easy now and is set right out of the proverbial box in gnome
>>51360534
>win 95
>win xp
>win vista
>7
>Linux Mint
>Ubuntu 10.04
>Fedora
>Debian
>Lubuntu
>Arch
>crunchbang
>Windows 8.1
>Ubuntu 14.04
>Back to debian
>>51362798
We're talking about KDE, not gnome
>>51362663
Um... the first response in that pic literally gave the correct answer. You absolutely CAN use the windows key for this purpose.
The catch is simply that you MIGHT break other things, which depends entirely on what you've got installed and how you have things configured. The only time I've run into this myself was a proprietary 3D modelling suite that didn't (at the time) give you an easy way to remap key bindings.
Doing something similar in Windows or Mac would have the EXACT same potential side effects.
Are you actually retarded?
>>51362807
kde is shit though, anon
>>51362815
>Just break several other features by editing some random file, DUH
>>51362821
Fuck off
>win98
>win2000
>winxp
>knoppix
>ubuntu
>debian
>win7
>debian testing
>win8
>debian testing
>>51362842
If you're breaking anything you actually care about... remap those while you're at it.
I am genuinely failing to see the problem, here.
MS-DOS 5
Windows 3.11 for Workstations
XP
Longhorn
2000
Server 2003
gentoo
knoppix
7
slitaz
debian
>Winxp
>Win VIsta
>WIn 7
>Win 10
>Ubuntu
>Elementary
>>51362878
You seriously don't see the problem with having to edit config files to gain basic functionality
You actually think that this is a reasonable expectation of someone to do just to open a fucking menu with the dedicated menu button on a keyboard
Why
>>51360534
>Windoes XPPPP!
seriously, a good operating system
>Windows 7
>Windows 10
>Then a brief flirtation with ubuntu and linux mint before settling for neckbeard tier Arch Loonix
>>51362932
>basic functionality
Basic functionality to you, retarded dumb shit (everyone is fired) for someone else.
>>51360534
>Win 3.11 Workgroup
>Win 95
>Win 98 SE
>Win 2000
>Win XP Home
>A lot of pirate XP versions
>Ubuntu
>Some more pirate XP versions
>Vista
>Yet some some pirate XP versions
>Mandriva
>Win 7
>Fedora
>Win 8 and 8.1
>Right now Win 10 at main PC and openSUSE in laptop
>>51362932
Huh?
Remapping keys is generally considered an "advanced" feature. Normal people don't even consider it. Even most Linux users probably don't even consider it, because the ones that would, aren't using a DE anyway, so it's irrelevant.
So. You're a "power user" (a term that oozes contempt from anyone using it to describe another). In typical "power user" fashion, rather than actually learning your new graphical environment, you've decided to go ahead and redefine keycodes. You are literally telling the X server that when you press one key, you're actually intending to press another, potentially breaking all sorts of shit. This is a level of control you literally cannot get on Windows without physically rewiring your keyboard, but you're comparing it some shitty third-party app to rebind keys in a video game or something.
So let me turn this around: why is editing a plain text file so difficult for you?
This is how literally every other OS besides Windows functions. Even OS X. Any graphical interface is simply editing text files on the back end. And those GUIs suck. GUIs will always suck. The past several decades have simply been an effort to get them to suck progressively less. But they will always and necessarily impose artificial limitations. Anyone expert enough to be interacting with low-level files will invariably and constantly run into limitations trying to do something that a GUI developer either excluded to make the GUI suck less or that they simply didn't consider. Which is why there usually isn't one for stuff like this. Because it's a waste of everyone's time, including yours. Your time is better spent actually learning and understanding what you're doing, rather than making inaccurate assumptions based on pretty pictures.
Gods help you if you ever find yourself needing to edit the Windows registry.
>windows 98
>windows xp
>windows vista
>windows 7
>ubuntu / windows 7
>ubuntu with XFCE / windows 7
> OS X (work)
>>51363253
Are you fucking retarded?
All I want is for the Win key to open the menu
Not once have I claimed to be a power user
>>51362516
xfce should be light enough for that
windows 98
windows 2000
windows ME
windows xp
windows 7
Time to change (to be honest) idk to what tho
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows 7
>enlightenment happens
Linux Mint Rafaela, Cinnamon
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
openSUSE 42.1, KDE
>>51360534
why the fuck are you using OpenMEMESD rather than FreeBSD?
>>51363321
You have been identified as a "power user" by your petulant and irrational behavior. It is intended as an insult.
Anyway, your Google Fu is weak. The simple solution you want does exist and is actually installed by default in some distros: ksuperkey. Not a shiny GUI, but does the job you described.
Now kindly fuck off, spaz.
Win 98
Win xp
Win 7
Win 8
Mageia 3
Mageia 4
Ubuntu (doesn't remember which one 10.14 I think or 14.10)
Windows 10
From my experience, Linux is better in every way except for gaming. Say what you want but it truly suck. I've been able to run all my games on linux but with low fps and it never was easy.
>>51363444
Autism
>>51363540
Down's
>>51363388
because they're all memes and if I'm going to have a meme it may as well have a cute mascot
>>51363253
YOU SIR,
are an ASS
>>51363633
Just tellin' it like it is, brother. Reality is an uncaring bitch.
>>51363633
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows 7
Lubuntu
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
Dual Boot Windows 7 with Ubuntu Mate
>>51363957
>Windows 7
>Lubuntu
>Windows 8.1
Do anyone still need proof LXDE is crap?
>>51360613
This but Linux Mint. Hoping to switch to Debian soon.
>win98
>win xp
>dualboot win xp and ubuntu
>win xp
>win 7
>linux mint
>LMDE
>opensuse
>freebsd
No plans for further OShopping for now as that one hit the spot.
>>51363973
My windows 7 laptop died at the time and my uncle lent me an Asus netbook with only 1gb of ram, Lubuntu was my only option at the time and besides some weird minor bugs, I liked that distro.
After that, I got my new laptop with Windows 8.1 preinstalled, was shit but good enough for my stuff. 6 months later, 10 released, upgraded and damm, was even shittier and after some random update, just refused to run. I said fuck it, and installed 7 along with Ubuntu Mate.
windows vista
windows xp
windows 7
win7 + slackware
win7 + ubuntu
arch + win7
fedora20 + win7
centos + win7
opensuse + win8.1
debian + win8.1
funtoo + win8.1
gentoo + win8.1
primary OS listed first. The best so far: gentoo. It has compilation times, that's sure, but it has the least amount of bullshit among the OS I tried until today. Arch doesn't give a fuck about you, a pacman -Syu brutally overwrites everything you cared about, and wants too much time to unfuck something. OTOH, gentoo has an option to save on the disk the penultimate version of everything you have on the disk, so in case of a fuckup you can always emerge -K precedent-version. Also, among binary distros (which I do not like because recompilation implies no more regular updates) debian is the one I liked the most: enormous repos, the most popular one, support everywhere... It's a shame that current version has systemD in it. I heard it can be removed though.
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows XP
Ubuntu
Windows 7
Redhat
Windows 8
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
Currently using Windows 7, 10, and Redhat on a daily basis
>>51364259
>systemD meme
Suicide yourself™
>>51364327
Since you have not set a foot near a server, it's not important for you. But for me it is. Not being able to simply predict its behaviour is a problem, and the fact that after a kernel update it needs a reboot (or a really, really dirty hack) is an even larger one. And it's only the first of a long list of problems. Refrain yourself from shitposting.
>>51364422
I bet you kiss boys, have a mechanical keyboard and sing to korean music.
Windows Me (PC)
Windows Xp (PC)
Debian (Server)
Windows 7 (PC and laptop)
Windows 10 (laptop)
Win 98
Win XP
Win 98
Win XP
Ubuntu
Win XP
Win 7
Ubuntu
Mint
Ubuntu
Win 8.1
>>51360534
>slackware
>xp
>vista
>7
>8
>10
I started playing with vidya james.
>>51364446
not even one of those is true. I'm a normie, listen to metal and have a girlfriend.
A mechanical keyboard seems to be a good idea though.
PC :
>windows 95
>windows 98
>windows 2k
>windows xp
>windows vista (it was hell)
obtain laptop
>windows xp 64-bit (never again)
>windows 7
>more windows 7
>debian
>opensuse
>debian testing
>slackware
Laptop:
>windows 7
windows 7 was corrupted
this is when i began pirating shit
>windows xp
>windows 7
>windows 8.1
>debian
>arch
>debian
>slackware
>arch
bought another drive
>gentoo and arch on seperate drives
XP
Win7
Ubuntu
Arch
*insert top 10 Linux distros*
Now I stick with Win10 on my desktop with a Fedora VM, and I dual boot Win10 and Fedora on my laptop
This is just my home PC. I've had various laptops always running some Linux distribution, usually Arch.
>Win95
>Win98
>WinXP
>Debian
>WinVista
>Debian
>Win7
>Debian
>Win8
>Debian
>Win10
>Debian
I always give Windows a chance. But fuck it. Fuck it hard while it fucks you back.
>win 98
>win xp
>win 7
>ubuntu
>win 7
>debian
>win7
>mint
>win7
>win10
>ios
>android
>ios
Desktops:
98SE (Parents)
95
XP
7
8/8.1
7
10 LTSB
Laptops:
XP
Ubuntu
XP
7
8/8.1
Various linuxes, never got comfy with them
10 LTSB
>>51364259
Can confirm gentoo is a really stable and awesome OS
>Windows XP
>Windows XP
>Windows XP
>Windows XP
>Windows XP
>Windows Embedded POSReady 2009
>Windows Embedded POSReady 2009
>Windows Embedded POSReady 2009
>Arch loonix
msdos
windows 3.11
windows 95
windows 98
windows 98 se
beos
windows nt
windows me
windows 2k
windows xp
slackware linux
suse linux
red hat linux
mandriva linux
gentoo linux
arch linux
windows 2003
ubuntu linux
windows vista
windows 7
linux mint
debian linux
windows 8
windows 8.1
windows 10
ubuntu server
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Windows 7
>(Like, a million distro hops here over the course of several long years)
>Windows 8.1
>Windows 10 (For about a week after launch)
>Windows 7
Windows 7 really is the queen of the OSes. I'm pretty confident I'll be with her til the bitter end.
>windows 3.11
>windows 95
>windows 98
>windows xp
>ubuntu
>windows 7
>arch Linux
>Windows 8 preview
>windows 8.1
>back to arch
> windows 10 preview
>now dual booting windows 10 and arch
Windows XP
Windows Vista (Pirated)
Windows 7 (Pirated)
Windows 8.1 (legit on laptop)
Windows 10 Home ("upgrade")
Windows 10 Enterprise. (Pirated, I switched since it gives you more control over some of 10's bullshit like the spying and auto updates)
I tried messing with a few Linux distros over the years but almost all of them had a cheap feeling to them, and each distro always has one offputting bullshitty thing that makes me hate it.
>>51365855
>cheap feeling
>>51362488
>Thinking about trying FreeBSD how is it?
Pretty good.
>>51360534
From Windows 7 on, I had a bit of an experimental phase... went from W7 to Ubuntu to W7 to Arch to W7 to Arch to W7 to Arch to W8 to Arch to W8 to Arch to W8 to W10 to Arch to W10
>maybe slightly exaggerated, but the number of times I have installed and wiped an arch partition is absurd
DOS
OS/2
Windows 3.1
Windows 95
Windows 98 SE
Windows XP
Windows 7 + Xubuntu
Windows 10 + Xubuntu
>>51365982
Yeah it sounds silly, but that's how most of the major distros feel to me. Some have a weird font or icons, some have bad animations for windows/dragging, or sometimes the default UI is just terrible unless you put in a decent amount of time tweaking it.
>>51360534
We've been expecting you OP
>>51360534
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Ubuntu (tried several times and went back to Windows)
Debian
Arch
CBM BASIC V2
AmigaOS
MS-DOS of various versions
OS/2 2
OS/2 Warp
Windows 98 (shit)
Windows 2000
RedHat GNU/Linux
Debian GNU/Linux
Slackware GNU/Linux
Ubuntu GNU/Linux
Debian GNU/Linux again
Windows 7 (dual boot) for a few gaymz (not for long)
Arch GNU/Linux
>>51360534
Win95
Win98
Win2000
Ubuntu 8.04
Win XP
Xubuntu
Windows7
Ubuntu
Crunchbang
Ubuntu
Windows8
Ubuntu
Windows XP
Windows 7
>>51360534
>DOS
>Windows 3.1
>Windows 95
>Windows XP
>Windows 2000
>Windows XP
>Knoppix
>Gentoo
>Windows 7
>Arch
>Debian
>Windows 8/8.1
>Windows 10
>Windows 8.1
I'm mixing parents PC, laptops, servers and shit among all that but whatever.
Windows on desktop:
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows Vista-10 (all versions between)
Linux on desktop (starting around when I upgraded to XP):
Ubuntu
Debian
Fedora
openSUSE
Ubuntu
Arch
Debian
Ubuntu
Arch (up until a few months ago)
Ubuntu
Laptops:
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 7
Ubuntu
Arch
Mac OS X
Currently running a desktop with Ubuntu/Windows 10 and an rMBP 13"
Sticking on Ubuntu for the foreseeable future, sick of distro hopping, whenever OS X updates start to run like shit on this laptop I'll also use Ubuntu on it. Windows will stick around on my desktop for as long as I want to play video games.
>Win 98
(and everything in between...)
>XP
>7
Fuckin' exciting list.
I have a lower-end laptop in my room I'm doing nothing with that I'm thinking about putting Mint onto, so I can start learning all that fun stuff.
>gentoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
>Ggen2entoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
>Gentoo
Currently using Gentoo, it's great.
>>51365799
>queen of the OSes
Queer of the OSes especially regards "to standards".
I really hope it die soon as possible.
>be with her til the bitter end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTeMAE9vfxUhttp://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?v=153926 Just because it's my memory...A most stuff like "this" it's why I don't become another schoolshooter...
>>51360534
>Windows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Ubuntu
>Windows 7
>Kubuntu
>Debian Testing
>Kubuntu
>Windows 10 (dual boot)
>Arch Linux
Family Computer
>Win 98 and 2000
New House and first laptop my uncle gave me
>Win XP
Probably stolen Alienware from Craigslist
>Win 7
/g/
First Desktop
> pirated Win 8.1
> fooled around with ubuntu in a VM
> Now just boot windows 8.1 with a main Xubuntu VM at the ready
X200
>Dual boot pirated 8.1 and linuxmint, using xfce later
Chromebook Acer C720
>Linux Mint with XFCE later (had to use somebody's pre made iso)
X200 got stolen, new one
>Dual boot win 8.1 (terrible with 2 gigs of RAM and Crunchbang++
T420
>Dual boot win 8.1 and Xubuntu
I tried a Debian KDE VM and a few others, also worked a lot with CentOS at my internship this summer
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Arch
Gentoo
FreeBSD
OpenBSD
Debian
Windows 7
Gentoo
Arch
WinXP
Win7
Win8(.1)
Ubuntu
Win8.1
Xubuntu / Win8.1
Win8.1
Arch Linux / Win8.1
Arch Linux / Win7
muh bleedin edge
>>51366004
Nice.
>>51360534
> Windows 95
I was a kid so I used it mainly for paint
> Windows 98
Still a kid, still using it for paint but now I play some shitty games too
> Windows XP
Now I start learning how to use a computer, now I have my own wallpaper, folders, Now I use the internet with Chrome and play runescape and shitty pirated games
> Windows 7
Same thing as XP, but looks better, learn some more advanced features
> Windows 8
My first laptop came with it, felt pretty good and non-bloated
> Windows 8.1
I liked it too, pretty good and non-bloated
> OS X Yosemite
Great OS with zero bloat, but occasionally lags and freezes
> OS X El Capitan
Simply the pinnacle of OS's, looks gorgeous, performs greatly, doesn't crash anymore and has a great free Office alternative built in (iWork package)
>Windows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows Me
>mandrake Linux
>gentoo
>Arch
>Debian
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Ubuntu
>Windows 7
>Windows 8
>Windows 10
AmigaOS
3.11
95
98
XP
Ubuntu
7
Arch
OS X Snow Leopard
OS X Yosemite
CentOS
OS X Mavericks
Ubuntu Server
Currently on OS X El Capitan and a CentOS distribution for KVM called oVirt
>>51368422
Forgot to add that I have a gaeman rig with Windows 10, and Ubuntu Server and Windows 7 VMs on the oVirt machine.
Android has been consistently my phone OS.
>DOS 5.0
>Win 3.1
>Win 95
>Win 98 & SE
>Win ME
>Knoppix
>Turbolinux
>NetBSD
>QNX,
>Experimented with BeOS, OpenSolaris, ReactOS, SkyOS, and a bunch of other weird obscure OS's
>Win XP
>Currently Win 7 & TAILS
Wow, you guys are young.
MS DOS 3.
MS DOS 3.3
Windows 2.1
Windows 3.0 / 3.1
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Linux Mint (Cinnamon)
Windows 8 / 8.1
Windows 10 (Current).
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Windows 7
>Windows 10
>Ubuntu
>Linux Mint
>Debian
>Arch
>>51360534
dos 5
dos 6.22
windows 3.1 (briefly)
windows 3.11
windows 95
windows 98 (briefly)
windows 98 SE
windows ME
windows xp
windows 2000
windows xp
simplymepis (on laptop)
windows vista (briefly)
windows xp
windows 7
ubuntu
debian
gentoo
arch
>>51360534
started on gentoo
>>51360878
Architect Installer.
>>51360534
Main desktop:
>Windows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000 Pro
>Windows XP Pro
>Sabayon Linux
>Windows XP Pro
>Windows Longhorn aka Vista beta
>Windows Vista Ultimate x64 because I had 8GB RAM at the time and fuck XP x64
>Windows 7 Ultimate
>Windows 10 insider builds, start experiencing weird issue after build 10130
>Windows 10 full release, weird issue persists
>Windows 8.1 Pro (current)
Laptop:
>Windows 7 Pro
>Ubuntu
>Elementary OS
>Learn that laptop has no Linux driver for its graphics card
>Actually it does, but the only functional driver only works halfway, and AMD's legacy driver is only compatible with older kernels
>Windows 7 Ultimate
>Upgrade to a T520
>Linux Mint 17.2 (current)
Home server:
>Linux Mint 17.2 yes I know that's not a server specific distro or anything like that, but it gets the job done for me which is all that matters
>>51360534
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Windows 7
>Windows 8
>Windows 7
>Archlinux
>Fedora
ms-dos 3...6
windows 3...3.1
windows 95
windows 98
windows XP
windows 7
windows 8...8.1
windows 10 (one week)
antergos
>>51360534
win 95
win 98
win 7
debian
win 7 sp1
win 10
PC:
Windows 98SE
Windows XP
Windows XP 64-bit Edition
Windows Vista Ultimate
Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows 8 Pro
Windows 8.1 Pro
Windows 10 Pro
Laptop:
Windows 7
Mac OSX Lion
Mac OSX Mountain Lion
Mac OSX Mavericks
Mac OSX Yosemite
Mac OSX El Capitan
Phone:
iOS 3
iOS 4
iOS 5
iOS 6
iOS 7
Android Jellybean
Android KitKat
iOS 8
iOS 9
Windows XP
Windows 7
Debian
Arch
Over the course of like 10 years or so.
>>51371431
You sound like a huge faggot.
>[Family PC's, From DOS to XP]
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Kubuntu
>Windows 7
>{Many Distros}
>Windows 10
Thinking to go back to Linux, I just don't want to move to Apple...
Win 98
XP
Vista for a brief but shitty time
iOS 3
7/Ubuntu, dual boot
Android, started with JB, now using M
Fedora 21, then 22
Arch Linux
Decided to switch from Windows when I saw the fucking metro bullshit.
>98
>ME
>2000
>xp
>ubunto
>mint
>Vista
>7
>8
>>51360534
>Windows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000
>Windows ME (I thought ME was an upgrade from 2000)
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.0 (release preview till public release)
>Ubuntu
>Windows 8.1
>Windows 10 = present
for phones
>blackberry
>Windows Phone 8.1
>Windows 10 Mobile
do I suck
if yes, how many at once
>win 98
>win xp
>os x 10.4
Then I learned to computer and now I use everything. Got deb, centos and 2 BSD vms running on my hypervisor, I use ubuntu and OS X at work, and I game on windows at home.
>>51360534
Da fuck, how young are you all?
> Dos 6.22
> Win 3.11
> OS/2 Warp 4
> Win 95
> Win 98
> Win ME
> Win 2000
> Win XP
> Win Vista
> Win XP
> Ubuntu
> Win 7
> Ubuntu
> Crunchbang
> Manjaro
>>51372481
>no NT4
pleb
>Mac System 7
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000
>Mac OS 10
>Windows XP
>Hackintosh (now)
>Windows 7 (now)
3.11 -> 95 -> 98 -> 2000 -> XP -> W7 -> OSX -> W10
>>51372511
Windows 2000 > NT4
> win xp
> skipped vista
> win 7
> win 8
> win 10
> now i use ubuntu with KVM and Qemu for my windows stuff
>xp
>vista
>7
>a very long time of many different linux distributions, arch, debian, *buntus, gentoo
>got a job and switched to win8
>win10
I don't even play games but I just don't have time to use gahnoo/linux anymore
win 98
win 2k
mac os 10.3.9
win xp
win 7
mint/win10
xubuntu, opensuse (tumbleweed), arch(itect), trisquel, LMDE, fedora
debian (testing)/win10 (enterprise lstb n) on gaymen PC and debian (unstable) on laptop.
Win 95
Win 98
Win XP
Win Vista
Ubuntu
Debian
Win 7 Desktop/8.1 surface
I had my linus detour and realized windows isn't that bad as an OS, just inherently evil
2000 > XP > Vista > 7 > GNU/Linux
I can play certain games in GNU/Linux
>WIndows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>>51360851
Funtoo is against systemd while Gentoo is nuetral
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows ME
Windows Vista
Ubuntu
Windows 7
Ubuntu
I plan to hopefully move to arch by 2016
>>51372481
>Da fuck, how young are you all?
This is what I was thinking.
> AMS Dos with Loco Basic
> C/PM Plus
> Dos (unsure version)
> Win 3.1
> Win 95
> Win 98
> Win ME (for like, a week, before I rolled back to 98)
> Win XP
> Win Vista
> Win 7
> Win 10
Dabbled with Linux here and there, but every time there was a reason or necessity for me to use Windows again, usually due to lack of hardware support (don't get me fucking started on the retarded way the sound works) or lack of application equivalent.
>>51361125
>encryption assistant
>no pre-installed shit
>just the base system
>support for AUR
>rolling release
>completely free
1999:
Windows 98 SE
2004:
Windows XP
2005:
Windows 95
2008:
Windows Vista
2009:
Ubuntu 9.04
2011:
Xubuntu 9.10
Ubuntu 10.04
Ubuntu 11.04
2012:
Linux Mint 14 XFCE
Windows XP Pro
2013:
Fedora XFCE
Zenwalk
Ubuntu 12.04
Haiku (lol)
ReactOS
2014:
Linux Mint MATE
Linux Mint XFCE
Fedora XFCE
MINIX
2015:
Ubuntu 14.04
Linux Mint MATE 17.2
Manjaro LXQT
Xubuntu 15.10
Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows 10 Pro
>>51362686
The newest version?
>MSDOS 5.0
>MSDOS 6.22
>Windowns 3.1
>Windows 95/Redhat Linux
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.1/Ubuntu
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 7
Ubuntu
Mint
Windows 8.1
Debian
Manjaro
Crunchbang
Archbang
Xubuntu
Debian
