Your OS history.
>98
>XP
>Ubuntu
>Windows 7
>Lubuntu
>Gentoo
>xp
>7
>>54233834
>3.1
>95
>XP
>Ubuntu (2007)
>XP
>7
>Mint
>OS/2
>3.11
>95
>98
>ME
>2000
>XP
>OpenSUSE
>Ubuntu 6.04
>XP
>7
>8.1
>10
>3.1
>95
>98
>2000
>XP
>7
>#!
>>54233876
Haven't tried Linux since 2006? Why? It's improved quite a lot since then
>>54233884
Also. For some reason I only remember having DOS between 3.1 and 95.
Duke Nukem, Leisure Suit Larry and Police Quest.
2000
XP
Vista
7
Ubuntu
8
Debian
Antergos
10
Debian
>>54233834
>Win3.1
>Amiga 2.0 or 2.1 I think
>Win95
>Win98
>WinME (Kill me)
>Win2000
>WinXP
>WinVista
>Win 7
>Win8.1
>Win10
>Ubuntu15.04
>Win10
I tried linux, but as you can see. I'm too heavily Dependant on Windows from my youth. I love muh vidyya and muh backwards compatibility.
95
98
me
2k
xp / debian
7 / debian and gentoo
10 / debian and gentoo
>>54233834
>98
>XP
>7
>8
Going to be moving to Ubuntu or Mint as soon as 8 loses support. I'm not going to fuck with Windows 10.
>Win95
>WinXP
>Win7
>Ubuntu
>Win8
>Fedora 17
>Win8.1
>Win10
>OSX
>Fedora 23
>OSX
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Damn Small Linux
Knoppix
Slax
Wolvix
Gentoo
BackTrack 2
Ubuntu
Arch Linux
Windows 7
Debian
Mac OS X
Xubuntu
I skip repetitions, rotations and distributions I used for less than a couple of weeks. Order is roughly chronological, but my memory is not that good.
Basically, distro hopping is hell and I would advise anyone against It.
>Amiga fucking Workbench bitches
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000 (God bless it)
>Windows XP
>Debian and Windows 7
>Gentoo
>95
>Me
>XP
>Vista
>7
>10
>>54233834
>98
>xp
>vista
>7
>ubuntu
>xubuntu
>Arch
xp
7
lubuntu
gentoo
arch
>>54233977
Why not? Its basically been the same OS since vista, they've just dropped the pretense of rebranding now.
95
98
ME
XP
Vista
7
8/8.1
10
>windows nt (my aunt had a very old computer that i used)
>windows XP
>windows 7
>windows 8
>windows 8.1
>ubuntu 14.04
>Arch linux
i /g/'d hard...
>>54233834
>my OS history.
>98
>XP
>Vista
>7
>8.1
>Kali 1.1.0a
>RedHat
>Linux Mint 17.2
>Linux Mint 17.3
>Kali 2.0
>Ubuntu 14.04
Work is primarily Win7 and RHEL. Home is Mint/Kali 2.0 on my lappy. Desktop runs win7 for gaymin. Have my own proxy server which runs ubuntu.
>>54233834
>95
>98
>2000
>XP
>Vista
>Ubuntu
>Fedora
>[distro hopping for a while]
>Fedora + Linux From Scratch dualboot
>Fedora + Windows Server 2008 R2
>FreeBSD + Windows Server 2008 R2
might try OpenBSD some time
can someone tell me the difference between non-arch/gentoo linux distros?? for all i can see the only difference is the desktop environment and the name of the commands you type...
>>54233834
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows XP
OpenSUSE
Windows Vista
Ubuntu 8.04
Windows Vista
Windows 7
elementary OS
Ubuntu MATE
Ubuntu w/ Unity
>Gentoo
Here we go...in order of usage... Not necessarily different machines.
DOS...no im not fucking kidding
Win 98
Win me...not as bad as people say but still sucked.
Xp
Mandriva
Xp
Mint
Xp
Fedora
Xp
Ubuntu
Xp...again...
Mint...again...
Xp...god fucking damnit.
Win 7
Chrome OS.
Current line up...
Desktop win 10...fucking hate it
Laptop/tablet hybrid Android... Fucking love it.
>>54233834
>Your OS history.
BSD
Ultrix
SunOS
Linux
>3.1
>98
>ME
>2k
>XP
>Ubuntu
>7 + Mint
>Eleme(me)ntary
>8.x + kali
>10
>>54233834
>dos
>windows 3.1
>windows 95
>windows 2000
>windows xp
>windows 7
>windows 8
>windows 10
Somewhere mixed in between are spots of Mandrake Linux, Gentoo, Arch and Debian, mostly for server use.
>ME
>7
>8.1
>arch
As in main OSes, running 7, ME, 10, Solaris, XP, sailfish and so on on the side currently.
95
98
Me
2000
Xp
Knoppix
Suse
7
Ubuntu
8.1
Arch
10
Fedora
>2K
>XP
>7
>Ubuntu
>10
>Ubuntu
>2K
>Ubuntu/2K set up for my lonely drunk nostalgia trips
>Windows 97
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000
>Windows ME
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>Windows 7
>Ubuntu
>Windows 7 + Ubuntu (Dual-boot)
>Added Android (on mobile) to the mix
>Chrome OS (Chromebook)
>Windows 8
>Windows 8 + Ubuntu
>Windows 8.1 + Ubuntu
>Current setup:
>Arch Linux on all computers (even server), OpenWRT on router, Android on mobile.
> 98 + 95 (family computers)
> XP (family computer)
> 98 (own computers from here on)
> Windows 7
> OpenSUSE (for a whopping 2 days)
> Xubuntu
Also every Android version since Gingerbread (Nexus S, later Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, then Nexus 5).
>>54233834
>90s windows (too young to remember)
>XP
>vista
>7
>xubuntu
>#!
>lubuntu
>mint
>debian
>fedora (for about 15 minutes)
>kubuntu
>antergos
I'd say I'm about a month from going to real arch, then a month or two more and I'll be on gentoo. By the end of this year I'll probably have moved to a *BSD
I'm afraid I might have contracted terminal /g/ from exposure to arch
>>54234052
DE
package names
package manager commands
whether or not the devs are gigantic retards who won't package your web browser for reasons literally every other distro disagrees with
i.e. pretty much literally nothing
>>54233834
95
98
2k
Xp
7
Fedora
Ubuntu
Arch
Mint
Arch
I like playing around with others like AROS, Haiku, and SparrowOS
>>54233834
>MS-DOS
>95
>XP
>7
>Arch
>>54233834
>DOS
>3.1
>win 95
>win 98
>SuSe
>win XP
>win NT
>Ubuntu
>win Vista
currently using:
>win 7
>Mint
XP
Vista
7
8
Mint
10
Pretty pleb desu
>>54233834
>95
>98
>XP
>Vista
>7
>8
>8.1
Some Linux distros in between but never used as daily driver.
>>54234041
how does bsd compare?
>DOS
>Windows 95
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Arch Linux
>Gentoo
>Funtoo
>>54234137
>letting a rat touch your food
enjoy your diseases jesus christ
>>54233834
>DOS
>Windows 95
>Windows ME
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Linux Mint 17.2 (Live USB)
Still deciding which distro should I use, I'm probably gonna use Ubuntu 16.04 once it gets ironed out.
>win 95
>win 98
>win 2000
>win xp
>ubuntu
>kubuntu
>xubuntu
In the future planning this
>arch
Windows 98 (family computer)
Windows 95 (personal computer got cheap)
Windows ME
Windows XP
Ubuntu +Vista
Windows XP Again
Windows Vista Again
Windows 7
Arch Linux + WIndows 7
Arch Linux + Windows 8
Linux Mint
Arch Linux
>>54233834
>DOS
>95
>98
>XP
>Ubuntu
>7 and Ubuntu
>Debian
>Mint
>8
>Arch and 10
>>54234031
>>54234082
I have installed kali
Im a 1337 hax0r now
>XP
>Vista
>7
>Arch
currently:
>10
>Ubuntu 15.10
What's even the point of these threads?
No one replies to anyone, it's the most boring and useless shit ever.
Kill yourself
>>54234185
procrastination
>>54234185
(You)
>98
>2000
>XP
>win 7
>win 10
>>54234185
>No one replies to anyone
Now now...
No need to get mad, anon, have a (You).
>>54233834
>3.1
>w95
>w98
>xp
>Osx snow leopard
>w7
>ubuntu
>fedora
>arch
das it mane
95&98, don't remember the order
XP
7
8.1
Ubuntu
Ubuntu MATE
>95
>98
>ME
>XP
>7
>xubuntu
>8.1
>arch
>ubuntu
>>54234185
>What's even the point of these threads?
It's either guys from /g/ who try out their new self made page grapper / web crawler.
Or the usual data collectors from [insert company or polling institute of your choice here].
>win95
>win98
>xp
>vista
>xp
>win7
>ubuntu
>xubuntu
>mint
>fedora
>gentoo
>manjaro
>debian
>ubuntu
>pclinuxos
now I use various
>MS DOS 4.?
>Windows 3.11
>Windows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows ME
>...Windows 98 again
>Mandrake Linux
>Windows XP
>Ubuntu
>Fedora
>Slackware
Been on Slackware... Not sure how long, but between around 5-10 years.
>Windows 98
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista (had it for a day)
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.1
>Windows 10
>Windows XP
>FreeBSD
>Windows 7
>Gentoo
>FreeBSD
>OS X
Still run FreeBSD on my servers and raspberry pi
>everything between DOS and Windows 7
>OS X + Windows 8.1
>OS X + Windows 10
>Next build will be just W10
I liked OS X, but without any fast computers to support it, it's a dead-end for high-end productivity work.
>xp
>7
>parrot (inb4 XD hacking lol!!!)
>debian
>98
>XP
>win7
>osx
>Ubuntu
>shitton of distros
>#!
>win7
>>54233834
>WinME
>WinXP
>WinXP/Ubuntu
>WinVista/Ubuntu
>Windows7/Arch
>WIndows7/Windows8.1/Ubuntu/Fedora/Debian
>Ubuntu/Windows10
>Ubuntu/Ubuntu
Desktop and laptops:
>Win 95
>Win 95
>Win 2000
>Win XP
>Ubuntu
>Crunchbag
>Debian
HTPC:
>Lubuntu
>Crunchbang
>OpenElec
Server:
>Ubuntu Server
>Debian
Windows 3.1 -> Windows 98 -> Windows XP -> Ubuntu Warty Warthog -> Arch Linux -> OS X/FreeBSD
>>54233834
xp
7
ubuntu
mint
fedora
opensuse
8
arch
debian
gentoo
funtoo
debian
gentoo
slackware
gentoo
>>54234577
>Win 3.11 directly to Win 98
>>54234587
Yes?
Why not?
>>54233834
>DOS
>Win 3.1
>Win 98
>OpenSuse
>Win 98 SE
>Win 2k
>Fedora
>WinXP
>Ubuntu
>Debian
>Win7
>Mac OS 9
>OS X
>Ubuntu + OS X
>Void+OS X+Win7
>>54234587
It's like people today go directly from Windows 7 to Gentoo.
>>54233834
Xp to win7 (I'm 30 btw).
>>54233834
some Packard Bell computer:
>3.1
Some Compaq computer:
>ME
>98 (yes)
>Ubuntu/XP/98 triple boot
Dell Inspiron 1150:
>XP/Ubuntu dual boot
Toshiba Sattelite A215-S5837 (scary how well I remember that)
>Vista
>7
>Ubuntu / 7
>[HDD crash]
> Damn Small Linux flash drive
> 7 on external HDD
Dell Inspiron M5030
>7
>7/ Ubuntu
>I wiped it because I didn't use it anymore and I didn't trust anyone
a custom-built PC named Sapphire
>8.1
>8.1 / 7 dual boot
>8.1 / 7 / Debian triple boot
>10 / 7 / Debian triple boot
Lelnovo Thinkpad X220 named Sandy
>Arch / 10 Dual boot
>About to install Hackintosh and Remix OS or maybe Phoenix OS
SHIT that's a lot son
>>54234599
You never touched 95 then? You missed all the cool 95-era games.
>>54234655
I didn't like games then and I don't like them now.
A computer is a tool like a ruler or a calculator. If you play games on it, you seriously need to grow the fuck up.
>win 3.1
>win 95
>win 2000
>win xp
>win vista
>win 7
>Arch
Mac OS -> windows 98 SE -> windows 95 -> 3.1 -> XP -> 7 -> wangblows+centOS+debian
>95
>98
>xp
>vista
>7
>8
>10 (fuck that)
>7 + xubuntu
>>54234673
Me
2000
XP
Vista
7
Ubuntu
7
8
8.1
Antergos
10
8.1/Manjaro
Windows 98
XP
Windows 7, Ubuntu, Centos
>98
>XP
>7
>10 + arch as hobby OS (let's be serious, there's no way this is going to ever become a daily driver)
>>54234673
a LAPTOP maybe, but a desktop is far too versatile to be used just for boring shit
>>54234673
lol
>>54234673
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxXEPk3dzFg
On my main machine(s):
>DOS
>Win 3.1
>Win 95
>Win 98
>Win XP
>Win 7
>DOS 5.0
>DOS 6.22 + Windows 3.1
>Windows 95 OSR2
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista X64 SP1
>Windows 7
>Windows 10
>>54234705
>>54234728
>>54234743
>>54234751
manchildren detected
>>>/v/eddit is waiting
>>54234713
>there's no way this is going to ever become a daily driver
Because you're a retard.
>>54234777
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxXEPk3dzFg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxXEPk3dzFg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxXEPk3dzFg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxXEPk3dzFg
>>54233834
my pc experience
apple/apple ii in elementary school
original mac and mac 2ci in middle school
mac and windows 95 in HS
none of these were mine or my family's
--------
bought my first pc win 98 SE
XP
(ME/NT/2000 was on college puters)
vista (regrets)
7 meh
(made a hackintosh that didn't work too well)
(first android phone)
8 wtf is this shit?!
8.1 ahh much better
10 well i'll be... this is pretty slick
>>54234820
shit, i forgot a touch of DOS in the early days
>>54233834
>win 98
>XP
>Vista
>win 7
>ubuntu (gnome)
>arch (after unity first got released)
>ubuntu (after arch broke and i couldn't be bothered tinkering with it to fix it, plus unity these days isn't too shabby)
>>54234832
>>54234820
>no linux anywhere
watch your back the neckbeard retards are gonna strike you down
Win98/2k - not our PCs
OpenSUSE - school PC
WinXP
Ubuntu 6/7~
Fedora 10
Win7
(Tried a bunch more GNU/Linux distros, continued to prefer Fedora)
Win8/.1
Fedora 23
been dual-booting Fedora for years, am downgrading back to Win7 for simplicities sake and will be using Fedora as my primary OS
>95
>xp
>win7
>ubuntu
>debian
>gentoo
>win10
>arch
>win95
>win2000
>winXP
>win7
>win 7 + lubuntu + debian
Windows 98 - used to play The Sims, nothing else
Windows XP - general daily driver until like 2008
Windows 7 - Used until early 2015
I then found out that other operating systems existed. I ascended from cuck to freak.
Ubuntu 14.04 - comfy/10
Distro hopping until now.
Arch - Apricity OS on desktop, Antergos on laptop.
>>54233834
>98
>2000
>XP
>7
>debian
>mint
>centos
Now only win7, mint and centos see use on my systems
>>54234922
I use entirely Linux for schoolwork. No major issues, as there are alternatives to everything we use at college.
AmigaOS v1.2
Win 95
Win 98
Win XP
Vista / Ubuntu / Debian
Win 7 / Arch
>95
>98
>XP
>XP
>XP
>XP
>XP
>Win 7
>XP
>Win 7
>>54234854
i tried linux, but no. just... no...
tried installing: gentoo, centos, mint, fedora...
bought books and tried to read, but was lost from the gitgo
>>54234952
He said to watch your back!
That's not helping!
>>54234854
if i can find a IRL neckbeard who's half way patient, i might give it another attempt. need my hand held i guess. just picking up a 2000 page book that assumes you know everything doesn't help.
>Win95
>Win98
>WinXP
>Win7
>Ubuntu
>Win10
>>54234673
>If you play games on it, you seriously need to grow the fuck up.
Vidya games are like drugs..
Is it wise to spend your whole life doing one after another?
Probably not.
But if you haven't tried any of them, you might miss out on something..
>95
>98
>2k
>xp
>w7
>ubanto
>debian
still use w7 alongside debian
>>54234967
99% of those loonix fags prolly had someone hold their hand at first too.
maybe 1% pulled himself op by the bootstraps, just pitched some copper wire and steel frame together and made a puter in the scrap yard, couldn't afford and license of windows and went all autism on self compiling a custom version of linux which he named after his dead cat.
>>54234981
the abominable snowball!
>XP
>7
>ubuntu
>Mint
>debian
>fedora
>opensuse
>ubuntu
>arch
>gentoo
>debian
>>54234952
I'm curious at how you failed to use mint.
Can you tie your shoes?
>>54234146
I bet that PET rat has less diseases than your mom.
>not a joke
>>54234952
I really don't get your point..
1) Install Mint
2) Google "first things to do after installing Mint"
3) follow insturctions
Wow, you are a Linux user!
Now if you are really really brave, open a terminal (don't worry you can close it with a mouse click anytime you want) and try some basic commands like "ls", "exit " or "rm -rf /" (don't forget the "/" here !).
And if something doesn't work you can still use "info [command]", "[command] --help" or just google it..
Congratulations, you are not a retard anymore.
>>54233834
>System 7
>Win 95
>Win 98
>Win XP
>Redhat
>Win XP
>Win 7
>Ubuntu
>Ubuntu MATE
Tried a few here and there. Stepped over to Redhat for about 4 months and went back to WinXP in 04 because it was pissing me off.
>>54235023
just a windows babby i guess.
couldn't even get the drivers for nic w/o internet
i might try linux again sometime. maybe when a have a 2nd pc i can spare and keep going back to my windows machine to DL files and drivers to USB to transfer to the linux machine.
>>54234974
if you ever want to try it on your own again, installing in a vm and using a popular distro with plenty of guides may help and you'll be pretty insulated from most damage you can do if you do something wrong
>>54235007
>99% of those loonix fags prolly had someone hold their hand at first too.
right, and how many people can say they were capable of installing windows and setting it up ootb before they ever used windows?
>>54235023
people bitch about the fedora installer also but it's one of the more intuitive ones barring the slightly clunky partitioning tool (which isn't even all that clunky if you're not a retard)
>>54235048
see >>54235055
installed mint and there was no internet cuz no NIC drivers... can't google shit
Not in absolute chronological order, because fucked if I can remember.
>DOS 3.3
>DOS 5.0
>DOS 6.22
>Windows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows 2000
>Mandrake Linux
>Debian Linux
>Mac OS X
>Windows XP
>Mac OS 9
>Kubuntu Linux
>Windows 7
>Windows 10
Basically all versions of Mac OS X over the years, can't be arsed listing them all individually. OS 9 is there too (and later than OS X) because I picked up an old Mac to screw around with Linux on PPC hardware, which required Mac OS to boot Linux. Damn NuBus PowerMacs...
>DOS
>95
>98
>XP
>XP/Ubuntu
>7
>7/Crunchbang (before it died)
>7/Antergos
I've tried numerous distros but none I've stuck with for more than a week.
98
ME
XP
7
Ubuntu
Crunchbang
7
Ubuntu Gnome
Arch (i3)
OS X desktop + Arch (xfce) chromebook
>>54235070
>if you ever want to try it on your own again, installing in a vm and using a popular distro with plenty of guides may help and you'll be pretty insulated from most damage you can do if you do something wrong
good idea
>right, and how many people can say they were capable of installing windows and setting it up ootb before they ever used windows?
put disc in drive > close drive > click thru menus > windows!
>>54235055
I spent my entire life on Windows (3.11 to 95 to XP to 7), and hit the ground running without a hitch regarding mint.
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/Home
This was the first and last stop I made when researching whether to install mint, and what to do initially after installing mint.
I simply do not understand how someone with experience with Windows couldn't figure out how to run mint. I really don't.
>>54233834
>98
>2k
>XP
>95
>Vista
>7
>8
>Arch
>Ubuntu
>Lubuntu
>Elementary OS
>10
>>54233834
>98
>XP
>VISTA (shit OS)
>7
>Ubuntu 9.10
>Debian
>Ubuntu
>7/Mint
Also had Xubuntu and Lubuntu for a short time. Installed Arch in VM but I'm too lazy to finish it (install DE/WM and the usual).
>>54233834
>window 95
>Windows XP
>Windows Vista
>windows 7
>ubuntu
>chrome os
>ubuntu
>mint
>ubuntu
>xubuntu
>windows 10
I've never used a mac(not even for a second). Im poor.
1996
win 95
america online
netscape navigator
mtv.com -> the maxx ->beavis and butthead
15 yrs old
weed
trench coat
doom
17 yr old track star gf with a convertible
I got a computer quite late compared to my peers
>had 95 on a really old computer the neighbours threw away, but I didn't do much with it
>ME
>XP
>vista for a month
>XP
>7 for a couple of years
>XP again because my good cpu and GPU died, and there's no money to spare for hem
>>54235089
>put disc in drive > close drive > click thru menus > windows!
which is comparable to most distro's installers, even for the slightly more complicated liveiso versions
my point was it's not intuitive to know what to do when something goes wrong when you have absolutely zero experience with the OS (i.e., the windows installer not listing any drives because there's a gpt partitioned drive attached to the machine, windows not having ethernet drivers, etc), it's fairly easy now as far as windows goes but in the xp days it was as much of a nightmare as it was for gnu/linux at the time
>>54235055
>keep going back to my windows machine to DL files and drivers to USB to transfer to the linux machine
Why not trying both?
You can dual boot them:
>http://www.howtogeek.com/214571/how-to-dual-boot-linux-on-your-pc/
Also "installing drivers" as you put it is much easier on linux than on win.
At the picture you see the update manager for Mint. Do you think you could handle it?
>>54233834
>3.1
>98
>98SE
>ME
>XP
>Ubuntu
>7
>Debian
>8.1
8.1 is comfier than 7 in most aspects
>98
>XP
>Vista
>7
>OS X
>8
>8.1
>10
>>54235167
Hell, it doesn't even include level 4 (VERY unlikely system-screwers) by default.
You have to try pretty hard to fuck up mint.
>>54233834
>98
>ME
>XP
>Win 7
>Arch
>Ubuntu
>Win 7 + Arch
>xp
>ubuntu
>vista
>7
>8 and 10
>mint
>arch
>gentoo
>>54235192
Also I have experienced Vista, 8/8.1, 10, OSX, and Fedora enough to decide I didnt want these on my own PC / outside of a VM, ever.
>>54234945
>win 7
>XP
>win 7
You thought you wanted it, but you didnt. :^)
>98
>XP
>vista
>7
>8.1
>10
B-bot net desu senpai?
>>54233834
I was born on 1990
>DOS
>95
>98
>XP
>Vista
>kubuntu
><many distros>
>Windows 7
>OSX
>Win 8/8.1
>Kubuntu
>Windows 10
>3.1
>95
>98SE
>XP
>Red Hat
>Slackware
>XP
>Vista
>Windows 7
>OS X
>Windows 10
>Mint
>Kubuntu
I think I'll stick with Linux for good this time.
>>54233834
Windows 3.1
Windows 95
Windows ME :(
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows 8.1
>98
>XP
>7
>Arch
>2000
>XP
>Vista
>7
>8
>8.1
>7
>>54233834
>98
>Vista
>7
>8
>8.1
>Arch
>Antergos because fucked up install
>Back to 7 because couldn't settle on a decent thing and wanted games
>7/Antergos together now because gave up on gaming shortly after going back to 7
i suggest /g/ work together and build the perfect OS - no NSA peeks holes, easy to use, support for all kinds of hardware, able to emulate/VM all other OS's including xbox/playstation/nintendo/etc...
if we all could quit slinging shit at each other long enough to get anything done...
>plebs even trying
MSX BASIC
IMB PS/1 OS
MS DOS
Windows 3.11
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows 98SE
Windows 2000
Windows XP Pro
Windows Vista
Windows 7 Ultimate
Ubuntu
Xubuntu
Fedora
Debian
Crunchbang
Windows 8
Windows 8.1
OpenSuse
Windows 10
Windows 10 Pro
>>54235342
why did you upgrade from 10 to 10 pro?
>95
>98
>xp
>gentoo
>ubuntu
>gentoo
>archlinux
>debian
12 years of Win Xp
1 year of win 8.1
2 years of Fedora/Debian
>>54235334
People have floated the "/g/ makes an OS" idea before, and with more realistic goals than "perfect in every way". It ain't gonna happen, and even if it did, I have even less trust in the other users of /g/ than I do in the NSA.
Commodore Basic
AmigaOS 1.0
Kickstart / Workbench 3.0
Windows 98
Windows ME
SuSE Linux 7.0 - 8.2
Ubuntu 4.10 - 9.10
Fedora 13 - 23 (currently in use now).
>ME
>win95
>win98
>winxp
>win7
>win8
>win10
>win7
>xubuntu
>arch
>gentoo
>>54235334
>/g/
>making something that actually works
lol'd irl
>98
>AmigaOS
>XP
>Vista
>8.0
>8.1
>>54235403
>MFW never used 7
>>54235354
got a free key from uni
>>54235390
yep
if i said i was building an OS for science,
/g/ would say gtfo got to /diy/
/diy/ would say gtfo go to /sci/
/sci/ would say gtfo got to /g/
>2000
>XP
>7
>Kubuntu
>XP
>7
>Debian
Fell for the Linux meme 2 years ago
Windows 3.11 (Father's Work Computer)
Some old version of Mac OS back in elementary.
(Finally a few years later)
Windows 98 (My first desktop computer)
Windows XP
Windows Vista (1st Laptop)
Windows 7
Lubuntu (First experience with Linux. Installed on my netbook which I still keep around)
Windows 8.1 (Current OS)
Kubuntu
Xubuntu (Secondary Current OS)
Fedora (at uni)
Debian
Arch
Windows 10
(experimented with these last three recently but didn't stixk with them for too long).
>>54235438
>Fell for the Linux meme 2 years ago
you never go full linux meme
>>54233834
>98
>XP
>Vista
>XP
>Windows 7
>Ubuntu
>Fedora
>Debian
>>54233834
>MS-DOS + 3.0
>3.11
>98
>OS 8.5
>ME
>XP
>Debian
>Win 8
and various betas
>>54233839
underage b&
XP
Vista
7
8
8.1
10
8.1
>>54235048
>rm -rf /
>not "rm -rf --non-preserve-root"
Its like you want to fill your folder with root files.
>msdos
>95
>98
>xp
>7
>8
>8.1
>10 on desktop, debian on laptops
>>54233834
ME (mother's PC)
XP
7
Debian
DOS (with installed Windows 3.11 which I didn't use)
Win ME
Win Vista
Win XP
distrohopping
Fedora
>>54235543
>"rm -rf --non-preserve-root"
>not "sudo rm -rf --non-preserve-root /"
>>54233834
>MS-DOS
>3.1
>95
>98
>2000
>XP
>Debian
>Debian testing
>Arch Linux
>>54234101
>Arch Linux on all computers (even server),
Arch is a terrible choice for servers
>>54235636
Arch is a terrible choice for everything.
>>54233834
>Win 98
>Win 2000
>Fedora Core 3
>Win XP
>Mac OS X
Those are just my main systems, I usually always had a linux on another partition/computer as well since FC3.
>>54233834
>msdos
>95
>xp
>7
>ubuntu
>tails (still use it today for reasons per live-usb)
>8
>8.1
>mint
>>54233834
>DOS
>Win 3.1
>Win95
>Win98
>WinME
>Win2000
>Win XP
>Win Vista
>Win7
>Kubuntu
>Win7
>Win7/Arch
>Arch
>gentoo
>Arch
>Arch/Win7
>Arch/Void/Win7
>Void/Win7
i found a use for linux!
>>54227931
have dual boot and when someone want to see in my laptop, just boot to command line and say, there ya go!
>>54235670
Nice meme, kid. :^)
>>54235670
Arch is one of the best rolling release distros.
It's a great choice for desktop computers.
>>54235754
The very concept of a rolling release distro is poor. It's less terrible on a desktop than on a server though, that much I'll concede.
>>54233834
Pretty much every version of windows.
Xp
Vista
7
10
>>54235810
Same desu
>>54233834
3.1
95
98se
XP
7
10
>>54233834
>Amiga 500
>Windows 98
>Windows ME
>Windows XP
>Windows 7
>95
>98
>XP
>7
I'm too lazy to be patrician. Windows just werks.
>95
>98
>XP
>Vista
>Ubuntu
>W10
Man, all these people who never ran DOS. Damn young 'uns...
>>54233834
DOS 6
95
98SE
2000
XP
7
>DOS
>98
>XP
>Vista
>ME
>XP
>7
>Ubuntu
>8(.1)
>Ubuntu
>Arch and 7
>Ubuntu and 7
>Arch and 7
>Arch and 10
>98
>ME
>XP
>98 again
>xp
>vista
>xp
>mint
>ubuntu
>windows 7
>windows 8.1
>mint
>chrome OS
>windows 10
>MicroBee BASIC (primary school computer lab)
>DOS with XTreeGold
>3.1 & 3.11
>95
>NT Workstation 4.0
>98 (Installed Red Hat once ... Switched back immediately)
>XP
>7 (Ubuntu dual boot but rarely used)
>10 (Mint MATE on ThinkPad T60 in shed)
>win 95
>win 98
>win 2000
>win XP
>win 7
>Ubuntu
>Xubuntu
>win 8/8.1
>OS X
>lubuntu
Win 95 or 98, can't remember which.
XP
Vista
Win7
Win10
I have also tried Linux, but not long enough. Gonna start using OpenSUSE soon.
>>54233834
>98
>ME
>2000
>XP
>Vista
>Ubuntu
>Mint
>7
>8
>Gentoo
>Windows 95? 98? ME? barely remember
>Windows 7 or Vista, don't remember well
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.0
>LXDE(during HDD crisis)
>Kubuntu
>Windows 10
>Debian soon
>>54235944
Almost the same as my list
>windows ME
>Mint
>Ubuntu
My nigga
millennium
xp
7
yosemite
el capitan
also bootcamp win 10 on macbook
98 xp 7 8 10
>>54236129
Same for me as the first OS I used.
I can't remember, but I remember using Paint, and shit.
>DOS 6
>Win 98
>RISC OS (at school, hunk of shit)
>Win NT (our risc machines remote desktoped into an NT server for ms office)
>Win XP
>Ubuntu
>Win Vista
>Mint
>Win 7
>Debian
>Win 8
>Win 10
Been a dual booter for most of that time, usually one linux based os and one windows, currently win 10/debian
>98
>XP
>Vista
>7
>8
>All *buntus
>Debian
>Arch
>Trisquel
>Manjaro
>Antergos
>Windows 7
>Windows 10
Ts1000's os. In rom
CP/M
Amigados
Windows. ME
Linux, various.
>>54233834
>Win 98
>Win 2000
>Win Vista
>Win 7
>Win10 N LTSB
>Fedora 23
>Manjaro Linux (just installed 10 minutes ago)
>>54236196
When I was a normie that had never seen the inside of a PC it didn't really matter. I just remembered it was a gray box one, aka the listed ones
>>54233834
desktop/laptop:
> Vista
> 7
phone:
> Symbian
> iOS
> Android
>>54236198
>Win10/Debian
What I plan to do soon, but more likely will end up being Debian/W10
>>54233834
>95
>98
>2000
>xp
>ubuntu
>arch
>slack
>gentoo
>>54233834
>95
>xp
>windows 7
>windows 8.1 pro
>windows 10
>newest ubuntu
>newest ubuntu mate
Back to glorious windows 8.1 pro
With;
>removed bullshit/telemetry updates
>Tweaked settings
>Removed and disabled unnessecary services.
>disabled hot corners and added start button
>>54234334
Idiots trying to prove how old they are.
Seen a couple here who said Windows 3.1 yet didn't also list DOS proving they were infants.
>XP
>7
>8
>Ubuntu
>Xubuntu
Speaking of which, any 16.04 Xubuntu users here? Is it worth upgrading from 14.04?
Windows 98SE>XP>Vista/SUSE>7/SUSE>10/Manjaro
>Windows 98
>GNU/Linux
> Debian
> Arch Linux
> Gentoo
>Gentoo GNU/Linux and OSX
>>54233834
>ME
>XP
>Vista
>7
>Mint
>Ubuntu
>10 (only using it because this hardware has shit Linux support atm)
Have an x201 coming in the mail, so I'll be experimenting with some distros.
As my main OS:
>Windows 95
>Windows 98 SE
>Windows XP
>Ubuntu
>Mint
>Debian
>Ubuntu LTS
I've TRIED many others, but there's just too many to even begin.
> ios
> windows (milton bradley edition)
> ios 8
> ubuntu
> slackware
> lfs
> openbsd
> minix
> templeos
>win 98
>win ME
>win XP
>win 7
>win 10
>mint
>arch
>>54233834
>95
>98
>ME
>XP
>Vista (yes i like to lash myself as well)
>7 / ubuntu 14
>Win 10 once, never again
>win xp
>win vista
>win7
>lubuntu
>win8.1
>win10
>>54234069
> Chrome OS
>XP
>Vista
>7
>XP
>8.1
>7
>10 tech preview
>7
> Windows 10 Home Premium
I'm pretty new to this computer stuff, but I have some Smartphone experience, and I have to say I really like it!
I've found this site a couple of months ago via. Reddit and I'm reading a lot of /g lately, so I've seen the obsession with Linux and all the other similar OS'es, Ive watched a couple of Videos about this "Gento" thing, and honestly? It looks super shit compared to Windows 10.
>98
>XP
>7
>ubuntu
>8,8.1
>10
>arch
>Mac OS 7
>Mac OS X
>Windows xp
>Ubuntu
>Windows 7
>Windows 8.1/Debian
I've tried modern macs at a friend's place recently but it didn't felt like my first two computers. I liked old ubuntu, it felt like mac at the time (was using gnome). Now I have accepted windows.
>>54233834
>minix 2
>minix 3
>DOS
>Windows 3.11
>Windows NT 4.0
>Windows XP
>Debian
>Windows Vista
>Windows 7
>Debian
>98
>XP
>Debian Lunix (from that say goodbye to microsoft website)
>Ubantoo 8.04
>Debian for a few years
>Arch since 2013
Had a windows 95 for a few hours if that counts too
>>54233834
Not counting 8/16 bit computers:
> 1996: MS DOS 6, Win 95
> 1998: Win 98
> 1999: RedHat, Mandrake, Slackware, Debian (settled on Debian)
> 2000: Win ME, Win 2000
> 2002: Win XP
> 2010: Win 7
Currently using Debian Testing 90% of the time + Windows 7 for Adobe suite exclusively. Don't plan on upgrading Windows ever again.
>98
>xp
>vista
>7
>ubuntu
>8
>8.1
>10
Now I m using 8.1
98/xp /vista Dvd
7,8,8.1 factory installed
10 free upgrade.
I love ubuntu but is pain in the butt
>>54233834
>ME
>XP
>Vista
>7
>8.1
>(VERY BRIEFLY) 10
>(Work in progress) Arch
JUST
>win95
>win xp
>ubuntu/debian
>7 -areo
>>54233834
Oldfag reporting in.
>GEM desktop on Sinclair QL
>Real, motherfucking DOS
>Windows 95
>Windows 98
>Windows 98 SE
>Windows XP
>Windows XP SP1
>Windows XP SP2
>Windows XP SP3
>Fedora + Windows 7
>Fedora + Ubuntu
>Fedora + Gentoo
>Fedora
>>54233937
>>54233854
>>54233876
>>54233884
>>54233981
>>54233987
>>54233998
>>54234000
>>54234021
>>54234041
>>54234057
>>54234092
>>54234121
>>54234124
>>54234130
>>54234137
>>54234143
>>54234153
>>54234167
>>54234227
>>54234368
>>54234604
>>54234640
>>54234681
>>54234765
>>54234768
>>54234945
>>54234977
>>54235079
>>54235170
>>54235268
>>54235342
>>54236974
>>54236578
>>54236484
... lies. Now you'll tell me that the average /g/ user is ~32 years old.
Y'all just parrotting each other and pretending to be oldfags.
>Amiga workbench
>Win 95
>Win XP
>Debian (Sarge I think)
>Ubuntu for a few releases
>(Distro hopping phase)
>Back to Debian
>>54237057
I love it how you proclaim to be an oldfag and call everyone else liars. The projection is strong in you.
>not spending your early childhood playing games like Keen Commander, STUNT and Beerworm
>>54233834
>95
>98
>nt
>xp
>Vista
>7
>ubuntu
>8
>xubuntu
>antergos
>ubuntu gnome
>10
>ubuntu mate
>arch
98
XP
7
8.1
I'm a pleb
>Win 95
>Win 98
>Win 2000
>Win XP
>Win 7
>OpenSuse
>Fedora
>>54237115
It's unbelievable that the average age here is that high.
>98
>XP
>Vista
>distrohopping
>Mac OS X 10.0 - 10.5.8
>OS X 10.9 - 10.11.5
>around the time OS X 10.9 came out I also switched to OpenBSD on all my laptops
>>54237189
>what is self-selection bias, and how it affects OS history / age / etc polls
Use your god damn brains.
>>54237223
It's unbelievable that there are so many old users here to begin with, self-selection bias or not.
windows vista
windows 7
windows 10
mac OS X
>xp
>vista
>7
>osx
>ubuntu
>arch
>7
>mint
>fedora 23 gnome
Currently
>fedora 23 xfce after my drive shit itself
I fucking love dnf as a package manager and recommend trying it out. I find it so much better than pacman or apt, but that's just my opinion.
Also gnome looks great ootb, but I think my xfce looks a lot better after customizing.
>>54237250
yeah you are right, mate. Dnf is the better shit of all those package manager outta there. The same is with xfce, you are good.
>>54237250
you know what pacman can do ootb that dnf can't? install codecs for mp3 playback.
>>54237238
Growing up on the Internet comes with a price. You know no other way.
>DOS 5.0 -> 6.0 -> 6.2 & Win 3.0 -> 3.1 -> 3.11
>Win95
>Win98
>WinNT 4.0 & Win98 & DLD Linux
>Windows 2000 & SuSE Linux -> Debian
>XP & Debian & OpenBSD
>Vista & Server2k3 & Debian & OpenBSD
>7 -> 8 -> 8.1 ->10 & Debian & Server2k8
>>54233834
>95
>98
>2000
>xp
>7
>ubuntu
>archlinux
>ubuntu
>debian
>fedora
>lot of distributions
>win7 / ubuntu / arch
Mostly arch and some win 7 to play some games that aren't on linux
>xp
>7
>ubuntu live
>Linuxmint
>98 couple years
>xp several years
>7 short while
>xp shorter while
>7 some years
>8 about 1-2 years
>10 about 2 years now I guess
I've had linux installed before in multiboot but never used for more than a few hours
98
xp
7
Ubuntu 9.04
Mint
Kali
Fedora
Opensuse
Arch
Gentoo
Qubes
>98
>xp
>7
>10
>archlinux
