so...wut operating sistem are u using?

[Sir_Froggy]

i'm using Win 95 :D

if there is one already than i'm sorry... :(

[g222leav]

desktop.....win98SE
laptop......winXP

i couldnt' stand winME, it was so crappy. XP is so much better. one i have time, i'm goin to put XP on the desktop. everything is all good so far except for virus, which i don't have. hence my hesitation to put it on my desktop cause i'm on that more, and online with it more than my laptop.

[irwin]

win 98.
sYstem.

[nhbilly]

XP

[mojo]

redhat linux 7.0
win98

[PuTangClan]

I am on WIN ME, worst opertating system ever

[Burzhui]

Dude why didn't you make it a poll


WIN2K

[mojo]

Originally posted by Burzhui
Dude why didn't you make it a poll


WIN2K
i think a poll here would just look like:

win95
win98
winNT
win2k
winME
winXP
other

lol...that's cuz you would never get all the linux versions, kernels, etc, in. let alone all the mac OS's, unix variants, etc. linux would easily be jipped if you just listed it as "linux"...and then all the different windows users would get mad if you didnt put their particular windows version in. to me, just bunching all the linuxes and stuff together would be like having a poll that looks like this:

windows
linux
unix
macOS
other

[GraingerGuy]

Laptop....Win Me----SUCKS

Tower----Win XP

[Cheesypuff]

Hey Me to :)

Laptop....Win Me

Tower....Win XP

[sbp]

Win2k

[YanksFanRy]

Win98 here

[g222leav]

got|windows...3.1?

[DoPeY5007]

Win2k on my main ( Getting XP )

Win2k on my DJ PC

WinXP ( Trial vers ) on my bitch PC

Win98 on my Labtop

:D

[g222leav]

Originally posted by DoPeY5007
Win2k on my main ( Getting XP )

Win2k on my DJ PC

WinXP ( Trial vers ) on my bitch PC

Win98 on my Labtop

:D

and here i was thinking i was cool with 2 pc's

[Jihforce]

Originally posted by g222leav


and here i was thinking i was cool with 2 pc's
Haahaa, yeah, me too.
I got win2k running on both. :D

[zenbooty]

VMS.

(hehehe j/k)

[sho.gun]

DOS...:(





j/k i'm on XP

[BrewMaster]

WIN95 on the ol' school laptop

WIN2K on my roommates awesome desktop. I love WIN2K. It's so stable. Check out the last PC mag for the test results for XP vs WIN2K. I think we'll stick with WIN2K until there's a real reason to use XP.

[Sir_Froggy]

wut's VMS?

hey eye liked win 3.1.... it was grate

and that'd be a grate idea to make into a poll...wonder y eye didn't think of it

[Markel]

I've got Windows 98 (first release) on both my systems. But I should have a copy of XP Pro arriving soon thanks to that sweet Certified Partners deal. Hey, I'll be getting a lava lamp, too. :D

And don't get me started about VMS. Like I've said before (you can do a search on threads with VMS any my name), VMS is the best operating system around, bar none. It was developed by Digital Equipment Corporation and ran on their VAX computers, then on the Alpha. Microsoft tried to copy it with Windows NT (Dave Cutler designed VMS then later jumped to Microsoft). To let you in on a slight difference, crashes on VMS are almost unheard of. Also, VMS systems tend to be quite secure. Alas, if DEC hadn't been so lousy on marketing, we could be so much better off in the computing world today.

Well, looks like you got me started on VMS.

[ChrisMG187]

Win2kSP2, but gettin XP tomorrow. I hav Win 1.0 on my laptop tho :D

[Nija]

Win Me/Mandrake 8.1

nija

[zenbooty]

Originally posted by Markel
And don't get me started about VMS. Like I've said before (you can do a search on threads with VMS any my name), VMS is the best operating system around, bar none. It was developed by Digital Equipment Corporation and ran on their VAX computers, then on the Alpha. Microsoft tried to copy it with Windows NT (Dave Cutler designed VMS then later jumped to Microsoft). To let you in on a slight difference, crashes on VMS are almost unheard of. Also, VMS systems tend to be quite secure. Alas, if DEC hadn't been so lousy on marketing, we could be so much better off in the computing world today.

Well, looks like you got me started on VMS.

Dude, I remember driving to Austin once and saw a car with a vanity plate that read, "VAX WIZ." That wasn't you, was it?

[g222leav]

Originally posted by zenbooty


Dude, I remember driving to Austin once and saw a car with a vanity plate that read, "VAX WIZ." That wasn't you, was it?

taken from this (http://www.gotapex.com/forums/newreply.php?s=&action=newreply&postid=210814) thread


Originally posted by Markel
Pasadena, CA
St. Petersburg, FL
Daytona Beach, FL
Wheaton, IL
Glen Ellyn, IL
Oak Park, IL
Forest Park, IL
Lombard, IL this (http://www.gotapex.com/forums/newreply.php?s=&action=newreply&postid=210814)

unless he was driving from CA to FL i doubt that was him, but nice insight..

[speedracer120]

Win2K on one computer.
Win2K with f***ed kernel or mobo on another, i.e. laying dormant waiting to be fixed.

[penguintrix]

win2k on all 3 machines. =)

i'm surprised a noc didn't answer this one?

[mojo]

Originally posted by penguintrix
win2k on all 3 machines. =)

i'm surprised a noc didn't answer this one?

your name is penguin...but you use the albatross :rolleyes:

[Anck Su Namun]

Windows 98

[Markel]

Originally posted by zenbooty

Dude, I remember driving to Austin once and saw a car with a vanity plate that read, "VAX WIZ." That wasn't you, was it?
Nope. And remember, VAX is (or rather, was) the "iron", VMS (or OpenVMS) is the OS. That "VAX WIZ" might have been a hardware type (or maybe "VMS WIZ" was already taken).

[aglio412]

win2kpro on my main workstation, win2k server on a test machine (MCSE prep) and redhat 6.2 on my firewall/router. also building a smaller firewall/router box, will be using redhat 7.1, and then moving my webserver/ftp to the better linux 6.2 box.

[aglio412]

Originally posted by Markel
I've got Windows 98 (first release) on both my systems. But I should have a copy of XP Pro arriving soon thanks to that sweet Certified Partners deal. Hey, I'll be getting a lava lamp, too. :D

And don't get me started about VMS. Like I've said before (you can do a search on threads with VMS any my name), VMS is the best operating system around, bar none. It was developed by Digital Equipment Corporation and ran on their VAX computers, then on the Alpha. Microsoft tried to copy it with Windows NT (Dave Cutler designed VMS then later jumped to Microsoft). To let you in on a slight difference, crashes on VMS are almost unheard of. Also, VMS systems tend to be quite secure. Alas, if DEC hadn't been so lousy on marketing, we could be so much better off in the computing world today.

Well, looks like you got me started on VMS.

preach on brother man :)

at my first company, we had an email server running VMS...thing was up for over 2 years w/o inteeruption...finally shut it down when we needed to add a bigger disk.

now that's stability

[UnReAL]

dual boot winXP professional/win98se on main workstation, mandrake 7.1 on the biatch in the corner...

[ribitch]

PC - Windows 2000
New iBook - Mac OS 10.1
Old iBook - Mac OS 10.04

[topane]

Home box #1: 98SE, Win2k Pro
Home box #2: 98SE, BeOS 4.5, NT4, Red Hat 6
Home server: Win2k server

Work: NT4, 2k Pro, Win95

[Jeffbx]

Home:
W2K Pro

Work:
W2K Pro
W2K Server
NT4 WS
NT4 Server
NT4 Advanced Server
Solaris
HP/UX
AIX
IRIX

Oh, and PocketPC on my ipaq :thumb:

[joe52985]

98 on my moms/sisters/my screw up machine and me on my comp, yes i got rid of 2k because for some reason it wasnt stable for me???!!! i got no luck one of the most stable operating systems was crap for me, i should send in my damn dell thing and get XP but im not gonna get it till i need it, more animation to slow browsing down...how much better looking can you make opening a window be really

[Speedfreak]

#1 Win2k/WinXP
#2 Win2k
#3 Win2k

[Loki]

one machine is running Win 2k
another machine is running Win 2K Advanced Server
and my third machine is running Red Hat 7.1

[attgig]

system 1: winME & win2k sp2
system 2: winME & partially installed redhat linux 7.1 (network install was unsuccessful...cdrom died in install...not sure what to do now....)
work computer: winNT4.0 sp6

[mojo]

hey speed, shouldnt your sig be rmdir -rf /bin/laden

[zenbooty]

Originally posted by Markel

Nope. And remember, VAX is (or rather, was) the "iron", VMS (or OpenVMS) is the OS. That "VAX WIZ" might have been a hardware type (or maybe "VMS WIZ" was already taken).

Wel, yeah, no duh. How many VAX's have you seen that weren't running some sort of VMS, though? I haven't seen any.

[Thunder]

win 2000 at work...i love it
win 98 at home...i hate it

[Markel]

Originally posted by zenbooty
Wel, yeah, no duh. How many VAX's have you seen that weren't running some sort of VMS, though? I haven't seen any.
I've seen a lot running Unix.

[coleslaw]

Originally posted by mojorisin
hey speed, shouldnt your sig be rmdir -rf /bin/laden

Nope, the -rf option forces a recursive deletion of a directory, which includes any subdirectories.

[K2]

dos.....

[mojo]

Originally posted by coleslaw


Nope, the -rf option forces a recursive deletion of a directory, which includes any subdirectories.

i realized the option is forced and recursive....i was going by the command itself, which is simply to remove (file), where i use rmdir to take out directories. i'll have to try it....thanks :D