Which Desktop Operating Systems Do You Currently Run?
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View Poll Results: Which Desktop Operating Systems Do You Currently Run?
BSD Variant
25
3.20%
ChromeOS
25
3.20%
Haiku
4
0.51%
Linux
743
95.13%
Mac OS X
60
7.68%
Other *NIX
14
1.79%
ReactOS
2
0.26%
Windows
282
36.11%
Other
21
2.69%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 781. You may not vote on this poll
Desktop: LinuxMint 17,3 KDE
Netbook: LinuxMint 17.3 MATE, ZorinOS 11 Core (*rarely use, runs like cold molasses)
[Edited to change} Netbook is now running Antergos. I was unsuccessful at keeping my LinuxMint partition, maybe I can create it again.
Phone: Android 5.1
Tablet: Android 5.1
Other Tablet: AmazonOS (Android 5)
I have Windows on two of my laptops, but I don't use it. I mainly run Ubuntu (16.04), and I have two dual-boot Macs so I run OS X on them when I need to.
1. Windows 10 Pro
2. Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
3. Mint 17.3
4. LXLE 14.04.4
5. Lubuntu 15.04
I would switch to Linux but I have not found a version that multitask well when using mixed browsers and switching pages. Mint seems to do it best of all.
My minimum system memory is 8 GB with swap set to at least 8 GB to match the minimum memory.
I use Open Office in Windows and Libreoffice in Linux.....
I have found ClamTk very very helpful when removing viruses from both Windows and Linux.....
Last edited by oldgi; 05-11-2016 at 04:29 PM.
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