Hey guys i was wonderin was OS do you guys have

[Coaxialgamer]

Someone told me not to get the windows 10 cause i cant play certain games wiith it an it sucks but i think its fine, at least better than winddows 8.

It should run any game, as long as its not a win 9* 16bit game you should be fine.

Ive run games from 1998 on win10 and have never gotten any compatibility issues

[Guest]

On my main desktop:

 

openSUSE 42.1

 

On my laptop:

 

ARCH Linux

 

On my server:

 

CentOS

[EmeraldKiwi]

Currently running Windows 7. Tried gaming on Windows 10 and never clicked the rollback button faster. God awful 20 fps in CSGO. This is with a 4790k and a 980. It was a major wtf moment. After rolling back to Windows 7 though, everything was fine.

I later figured out that updating the OS to Windows 10 reset my F@H control panel, so it was folding with all hardware at 100%, and then forwarding leftover power to whatever I was doing. I felt really dumb for not realizing that faster, so I may upgrade to Windows 10 again because the Xbox One smartglass integration was really impressive.

[BOT Edward]

I mainly at home use OS X (more specifically Yosemite, but currently DLing El Capitan).

 

Managed to pickup a macbook air for nothing (with 250gb SSD!), and I can't seem to find the time to game at all so it's kind of my daily machine, plus I use it on the bus ride home to work on some programming projects.

I find OSX to be pretty good for anything non-gaming related.

Although it seems to be very "basic and simple", there is plenty of stuff that can be done in the background that is "advanced", the beauty of unix based OS'.

 

Otherwise typically Win 7 enterprise as that's the OS I support at work and that's what I use on my non-apple desktop/laptop devices.

[Octavialicious]

 

CentOS

Happy to see someone using it; I always enjoyed it but I felt no one has ever heard of it

[Guest]

Happy to see someone using it; I always enjoyed it but I felt no one has ever heard of it

Well, with the stability of RHEL without the cost, it makes a great SMB Server OS.

[obsidian1200]

I use Windows 10 on my desktop, Windows Server 2012R2 for my server, Android Marshmallow on both my phone and tablet. I'm not too happy with Windows 10 as for some reason virtual box has not been happy on my machine since the fresh install, even after the new patch with the latest version of virtualbox, but I'm hoping those can get ironed out soon.

 

As for family members, there are 2 laptops running OSX Mavericks, 1 Windows 8.1 desktop, Android Marshmallow and iOS 9.

[Sithhy]

Windows 10 on my PC... But I want to change to an Linux one, but dunno which tho... Debating Linux Mint vs ElementaryOS

[Cythraul]

Windows 10 is pretty great, unless you have privacy concerns. I personally prefer what they've done with the design (regardless of it being dumbed down) on W10, and i've had no problems with games running on Win10, unless they're very old (even so you could possibly find patches for them.)

[Crowes]

Windows 10 is beautiful. Windows 8(.1) is like Windows 7 with a Windows 97 theme that you can change the color off. I hope to move my laptop to a fresh install of Windows 10 as soon as I clear the shit off it.

[Shoob]

Windows 10 on my PC, Windows 8.1 on my laptop, Windows Phone 8.1 on my mobile phone.

[Satlen]

Oh, and Android Lollipop on my Nexus 6P.

 

......What?

[Guest]

I'm planning on switching to Ubuntu at some point, but in order to have my official decision I need to do some testing on it hardware wise 

[Guest]

OSX

Hackintosh or Apple computer? if hackintosh I got some questions if you don't mind answering 

[The_Stig]

Hackintosh or Apple computer? if hackintosh I got some questions if you don't mind answering 

OSX= Windows 10

But I am planning on actually doing a Hackintosh build with help from my friend

[Guest]

OSX= Windows 10

But I am planning on actually doing a Hackintosh build with help from my friend

OSX is not Windows 10. I think you mean the recent meme "MSX". 

[Delicieuxz]

I have both Windows 7 and Windows 10 installed. I used Windows 10 for around 3 months, and used it as my primary OS for 1 - 2 months, but I've returned to using Windows 7 as my primary OS.

 

I didn't like the Windows 10 visual design, or its limited visual customization options, or its start menu and taskbar, its search, or its invasive telemetry and snooping. I also didn't like its action centre, or its built-in advertising. I think it's ridiculous to have an OS with adware and malware built into it, and hypocritical for MS to have their Windows Defender software to protect against those things when Windows 10 does the same things itself, by default.

 

Returning to Windows 7 has felt like a very satisfactory breath of fresh air to me.

 

I still have Windows 10 installed on a separate partition, and will use it if ever it's useful for anything, but Windows 7 accomplishes everything that Windows 10 can, so I half expect I won't ever need Windows 10 and will eventually just format that partition. But I'll leave it for a year to see what comes of it.