Which OS are you running
 

Just out of curiosity, what OS(s) is everyone running.

I work on with a variety of them:

Windows - 7 on desktops/laptops for work and home and various versions on servers for work
OS X on several Macs at home.
Linux - RHEL for work, Gentoo and Vector on laptop at home.

There should be a good mix here.

Win 7, XP, Vista, server 2003/2008/foundation, slackware Linux.

cool slodave, another man running a mix. I like Slack, ran it for a while before switching to Gentoo.

Running 10.7.2 on my mac with a second partition (Windows 7). My summer job is a mixture of Server 2003/2008 with Windows 7 and Snow Leopard Server Edition.

10.5.8 on this MacBook Pro. Something similar on my office machine. Kinda ticked off at Apple when I discovered OSX doesn't support floppy drives. I don't have much saved on them, but I hate having to wake up my old Quadra to read them.

I haven't tinkered with Linux in a long time unless you count my android phone.

I just bought a new PC that came with Win 7 Home Premium. It's replacing a PC that was running Vista Ultimate.

Debian, work and home.

I think it is 10.6.01 on my Mac. How do I reference that?

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Win 7
Vista
XP
Server 2003
iOS 4.21
iOS 4.33
iOS 5

Debian testing at home (wheezey? I think). Ubuntu 10.04 LTS release at work (lesbian lynx). CM7 on my Color Nook ...

Most of us would prefer it if you spoke English when you post on here.

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Buncha different versions of OS X
Buncha different versions of Windows
Couple a few different versions of Linux, ubuntu, sles, red hat, cent
Coupla a few different versions of android
360, PS3, Wii, DS dev kits
HP 11C

Windows 95





























:D

Cpm-86
PRIMOS

Thats Ok - Linux 3.1.1 is out or about to be out... Linux for Work Groups.

:D

Snow Leopard on my MBP and Netbook.

At home we have a desktop on Ubuntu, and one on Win 7, in the office we have one Win7 and two Win XP, and a laptop on Win XP



Think thats all of them.... :rolleyes:

Just did CM7 to my color nook, how do you like your? Still learning my way around.

Perfectly happy. I'd be happier if it had an X server available so I could use it as a terminal to my big box, but it does what it needs to do. Before CM7 I tried Honeycomb but it wasn't very stable.

Mac OS X Lion (1) - main home computer
Mac OS X Snow Leopard (1) laptop
Mac OS X Leopard (1) - old home computer
Windows Vista (1) - daughter's netbook
iOS 4 (2) - some phones
iOS 5 (3) - other phones and iPad
Windows Vista (2) - work laptop, work desktop

Mostly BeOS R4.5, but I'm looking at some upgrade options.