Poll on Operating Systems

1/26/2010 3:54:10 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
aha2 Zürich Switzerland age: 45	I've created a poll on which OS you are using here: Forums: General Discussion: Which OS are you using? Thanks for voting. Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
1/26/2010 12:17:59 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	i've been running vista since day one. i like the fact it's locked down so programs can't rewrite it when installing. i do full install. never upgrade. i would do 7 but i don't like ie8.
1/26/2010 6:19:08 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
ticklemeteresa Pittsburgh, PA age: 25	Windows XP, never surrender, never give up!
1/27/2010 8:34:41 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
joaquin_stick Lexington, MI age: 56	XP
1/27/2010 10:25:54 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
plucky_84 Van Nuys, CA age: 26	Windows 7, Ubuntu, Windows Server 2003
1/28/2010 11:07:01 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
xhunter777x Roseville, CA age: 24	ERR think I win the nerd tag, slackware, freebsd, openbsd, pc-bsd, and OSX on a hackintosh. O unbuntu 9.1 and 7 ultimate on the school comp. I need to sell off some of these machines.
1/28/2010 11:08:29 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
xhunter777x Roseville, CA age: 24	y though? Vista is bug ridden, xp sp 3 is so much better, either go up or down man for real. And with seven get at least pro, the starter edition is crap.
1/29/2010 7:18:58 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
kire42 Champaign, IL age: 33 online now!	XP on my desktop and ubuntu on my netbook
1/29/2010 12:25:00 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	vista isn't bug ridden. but it does have some stupid designs that 7 did away with. the only problem i have is when msft throws one of there updates. it screws up my internet surfing and 4 weeks later i can't take it anymore. i keep updates off now. vista is only bug ridden when you upgrade. as ALL windows have been that way. vista is more enhanced. has more features. system restore works better. and as i stated earlier. VISTA IS LOCKED DOWN TO KEEP PROGRAMS FROM REWRITING WINDOWS REGISTRIES WHEN BEING INSTALLED. xp don't have that feature. not to mention it's 9 years old and archaic now. and is much harder to make things happen between two computers. i have one of them netbooks without cd rom. it comes with xp. and if i load xp on pc. i can't make a connection for NUTTN. vista will. i use my pc as the cd rom drive to load programs onto my netbook. i can also use vista as the rom drive when i need to wipeout the netbook. and i can do it all wirelessly. i can go twice as long on vista over xp between hard drive formats. i ran 7 before it was released. and i really like that one. graphics too. but i don't have the money yet and i DON'T like IE 8. the starter edition is just that though. STARTER. home premium at least is what you want. [Edited 1/29/2010 12:28:15 PM ]
1/30/2010 7:45:42 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
kire42 Champaign, IL age: 33 online now!	LCARS
1/31/2010 8:57:48 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
ownlife100 Burnsville, MN age: 23	I have 100% liberated myself from the clutches of Microsoft. Whoever douche mcgee is talking that xp is archaic and vista isn't buggy, you might want to try posting in the I'm 43 and enjoy the wonders of finger painting. Ubuntu - Jaunty(GNOME) XP is the only other I'd d*ck around with because it's a nice solid os.
2/2/2010 7:56:39 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
drumsrockitman Boone, NC age: 50	7--vista eats too much ram,xp is dieing,just let it go.win7 is best thing besides whatever mac uses
2/4/2010 4:07:18 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
popeye1964 Hubbard, OH age: 46	Mac OS X 10.4.11. I seem to be the lone Mac user here...
2/4/2010 8:47:58 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
kire42 Champaign, IL age: 33 online now!	Quote from here4play: What do you think of ubuntu? Is it as good as I've heard? yeah, I've get the KDE version installed and I'm pretty happy with it.
2/4/2010 8:51:02 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
kire42 Champaign, IL age: 33 online now!	Just for fun I installed Android on my netbook. Actually I kind of like it, it's really smooth and simple. It would probably work a lot better on a touchscreen tablet since it doesn't use a mouse pointer.
2/6/2010 10:41:31 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	so, today i did my first official install of win7. that first initial bootup didn't complete after 20 minutes of dark screen. that last step before it gets to the settings before bootup. hit the reset button and it booted up. let 7 do the downloads for all drivers. didn't like the video driver. everytime the pc was rebooted. it was just a desktop screen. no icons or start menu. so i got the actual software drivers for the nvidia geforce 6600 display adapter. everything kosher now. i did find myself double clicking to make anything work though. wether it was opening a program or clicking on a websight link. and i'm not talking about the standard clicks. i'm talking about having to do it twice. anyone else have that problem? this particular pc happened to be a hard core gamers machine at one time. asus board. slow bios sequence. seperate vid card 128 memory. amd 2x 3.7ghz. very heavy duty cooling fans. the processor fan was 6 inches diamter itself. all seperate wires from the power supply. and wrapped in insulation. not your standard basic pc setup. i had RC1 and 2 on my own pc. and that was better performance then this official release i just installed. seemed to be buggy. and the updates it had didn't help anything.
2/10/2010 8:43:48 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
iaminohio Cleveland, OH age: 59	Quote from ticklemeteresa: Windows XP, never surrender, never give up! Ditto here. If I had to choose between Vista and XP, I would go for XP. Vista is so vulnerable, you do a bit of cleanup, next thing you know, one of the drivers is acting up. XP is more stable. And, I like Microsoft programs like Word, Excel, etc. 2003 rather than 2007. In 2007, everything is re-shuffled around, but pretty much the same features, you just find them in the odd places. It took me forever to figure out how to print. Why would they do it? Beats me. I hope that Windows 7 is better. On it, you can work on 2 screens at the same time. Which means, I can listen to my music on YouTube and pay bills at the same time. [Edited 2/10/2010 8:47:14 AM ]
2/11/2010 12:14:27 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
aetyrnus Salem, OR age: 30	@snowwy66 I've had no driver problems, however, one word of caution. Never, ever, ever let Windows update the drivers. Always grab the latest from the manufacturer's website: motherboard, video card, everything. I've always had problems when using the drivers from Windows update. I'd say there's a high chance some of your problems would disappear if you did some driver updates (maybe even a fresh Windows install again if you haven't done much customizing yet).
2/11/2010 11:58:19 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	it's not my computer. kinda hard for manufacture drivers when you know nothing about the board. LOL. and the vid card was seperate from the board. i did find a peace of software though that i save on my phone so now i can find a description of the board. and did find the software for vid. problem is though. none of the people know how to use a computer. so, to turn updates off. gets aggravating with the popups one gets BECAUSE updates are turned off. really nothing you can do but just let the updates do its thing. so, eventually msft own drivers get installed. solutions are all fine and dandy for us people on this sight. but we're just a very small minority that actually know what we're doing. 99.99% of the world only knows how to do one thing. and that's turn pc on. and 99% of those people ACTUALLY USE the same switch to shut it off.
2/11/2010 3:32:22 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
iaminohio Cleveland, OH age: 59	You shut it off with the Windows button? Or so I thought. But why shut it off? I would just re-start it.
2/11/2010 6:38:11 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
aetyrnus Salem, OR age: 30	@snowwy66 I hear ya. If you have access to the computer, open the case. The model of the motherboard should be displayed somewhere on it. There are also utilities that will get the information for you as well (for example, click START -> Run, type in msinfo32 and press enter. The mobo model will be displayed on the System Model line). As for the windows updates, it gives the ability to hide updates that you do not want it to download. But that should be a moot point, as drivers are usually optional updates, which Windows Update doesn't automatically install. Give that tool a shot mentioned above, and get the appropriate drivers for your board.
2/11/2010 6:53:34 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	i have a peace of software now to indentify the board. i've saved the program on my phone. i use it as a flash drive with a 16 gig card inside. has all the updates for when i do a fresh install for someone. and other software. don't know about 7 as i don't have it. but vista has this popup everytime the pc is booted up. i've tried turning that off. but another popup happens. it's like msft wants the damn thing turned on regardless of what the user wants. LOL. i use the services.msc thing. i hear what your saying though. but there's only so much you can do and i get tired of constant phone calls. so i just leave everything alone and let the pc owner have at it. it got to the point where i finally told everyone to get off there damn a and learn how to use the damn thing. instead of just sitting there logged into some stupid a chat room. 13 years ago that was the big thing. buy a pc and visit a chat room. it was a worldwide epidemic if someone broke there pc and couldn't log into a chatroom.
2/11/2010 10:22:19 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
abbalahdun Omaha, NE age: 39	XP SP3, Vista Ultimate 32 bit, Windows 7 premium 64 bit, Linux Mint, Puppy Linux, OSX 10.4, Open Solaris 10.0, Moblin for the netbook, Too many to list. Personal Favorite is Linux Mint easy to use auto hardware driver utility least headache I ever had with an OS Besides Moblin.
2/14/2010 1:36:14 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	I suggest everyone run Windows 7 64 bit if your hardware can handle it, 32 if it cannot. Also, Linux is fun to play with.. specifically Ubuntu... ..but since all software is free, then I would just get Windows 7.
2/15/2010 1:16:04 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
theothergman Michigan, ND age: 49	Mac OS 10.6.2. It just works
2/28/2010 12:54:32 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from theothergman: Mac OS 10.6.2. It just works MACs suck are are for the computer illiterate.
2/28/2010 9:41:45 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
theothergman Michigan, ND age: 49	Quote from mushuukyou: MACs suck are are for the computer illiterate. Spoken like a true PC droid. Keep your head in the sand, eat the gruel that Redmond continues to pump out.
2/28/2010 11:08:35 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from theothergman: Spoken like a true PC droid. Keep your head in the sand, eat the gruel that Redmond continues to pump out. "PC droid"? Dude, PCs are better all the way around. MACs have NOTHING over PCs. PCs are easier to configure, upgrade.. and software is almost always out for them first, both apps and games. Sorry brah.. that's just the way it is.
3/1/2010 1:16:14 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	not a big mac fan myself. nor linux. the only advantage i see to them both is the virus that a**holes around the world like to impose on us. other then that. operating systems are worthless if you can't run programs on em. i don't mind the operating systems. but i like to do more then just run an OS on my machine.
3/1/2010 1:41:49 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from snowwy66: not a big mac fan myself. nor linux. the only advantage i see to them both is the virus that a**holes around the world like to impose on us. other then that. operating systems are worthless if you can't run programs on em. That's why you use Firefox with a couple of addons, like NoScript, Adblock Plus, etc... and with a decent antivirus app like AVG, you have nothing to worry about. When it comes to owning a computer, one just needs to know how to take care of it - or know someone that will do such for them. MACs aren't as popular, so not MANY viruses out for them. But the solution to viruses is NOT to completely change the type of computer you use to a "less popular" one to avoid them, it's just learning and upkeep. I would never gimp myself by using a MAC, just because there are some viruses out there, ya know?
3/1/2010 9:43:19 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
aha2 Zürich Switzerland age: 45	Quote from snowwy66: i don't mind the operating systems. but i like to do more then just run an OS on my machine. I run any Windows application on my Linux with Wine: http://www.bilder-space.de/show.php?file=29.014TbsHUFxU3cSpFs.jpg Tomb Raider Legend, Photoshop, Dreamweaver etc. Mac is nothing but FreeBSD/Linux with another proprietary GUI. [Edited 3/1/2010 9:44:42 AM ]
3/1/2010 1:07:26 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from aha2: I run any Windows application on my Linux with Wine: http://www.bilder-space.de/show.php?file=29.014TbsHUFxU3cSpFs.jpg Tomb Raider Legend, Photoshop, Dreamweaver etc. Mac is nothing but FreeBSD/Linux with another proprietary GUI. You're a smart man.
3/1/2010 9:25:24 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
rivas01 York, PA age: 50	I have Vista On my desktop at home But, I use Windows 7 on my laptop.
3/2/2010 1:59:32 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from rivas01: I have Vista On my desktop at home But, I use Windows 7 on my laptop. Why not Windows7 on both? Vista is bloatware compared to Win7.
3/2/2010 12:25:58 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
rockerron Beaverton, OR age: 49	I use a version of Vista that has all that bloated crap taken out of it and the registry has been tweeked to run faster and better than from the OEMs. It never crashes. I dont ever have a problem with it. If you want to know where to get it, email me and I will point you in the right direction. [Edited 3/2/2010 12:27:20 PM ]
3/2/2010 12:29:03 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from rockerron: I use a version of Vista that has all that bloated crap taken out of it and the registry has been tweeked to run faster and better than from the OEMs. It never crashes. I dont ever have a problem with it. If you want to know where to get it, email me and I will point you in the right direction. One would be better off just installing Win7...
3/2/2010 12:46:25 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
rockerron Beaverton, OR age: 49	Quote from mushuukyou: One would be better off just installing Win7... Thats your opinion, you havent used this version of vista to make a comparison to, have you? I have installed win7 ultimate on a machine and compared it to my vista installation and my vista installation is faster, more reliable and benchmarks better on similar machines.
3/2/2010 1:29:35 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	i don't tweak my vista. been using it as it came out from day one. i've been very happy with it. would never go back to xp. all my family runs vista too. and it's saved me a lot of headaches compared to what i had to deal with during xp days. only thing stopping me from running 7. is ie8. i hate ie8. i like running the latest software. but not ie8. and not a big fan of having to install something else for a substitute. (firefox, for instance). although, i'll take that when it comes to ftp tranfers from my computer. as IE period just don't work. and my tranfers are in the range of upwards to 4 gigs.
3/2/2010 3:25:51 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from rockerron: Thats your opinion, you havent used this version of vista to make a comparison to, have you? I have installed win7 ultimate on a machine and compared it to my vista installation and my vista installation is faster, more reliable and benchmarks better on similar machines. I admit I probably haven't used your EXACT, specific configuration of Vista, but I'll let you know that I have tweaked all my OS', and have done just what you said to each of them since I am a gamer. Win7 is very reliable and will become a lot more supported in everything as time goes on. People aren't going to go out of their way to get a version of Vista where they have to wonder what services were stopped and what ones weren't, what's been yanked, etc... so back to the topic at hand, we are speaking of people that just want a solid OS that will do what they need and will be the standard for the future.. and that's Windows7. It's quite fast and does everything one needs.
3/2/2010 3:27:15 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from snowwy66: only thing stopping me from running 7. is ie8. i hate ie8. i like running the latest software. but not ie8. and not a big fan of having to install something else for a substitute. (firefox, for instance). although, i'll take that when it comes to ftp tranfers from my computer. as IE period just don't work. and my tranfers are in the range of upwards to 4 gigs. Firefox with NoScript, Adblock Plus and Xmarks is the way to go. Firefox handles FTP just fine, too. I don't know why you wouldn't want to use Firefox.. it blows away IE. Just go Win7 and take the plunge to FF.. it's worth it. Time to become progressive my friend.
3/2/2010 3:43:07 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	like i said. i don't like having to substitue. and it also makes it hard to listen to people complaints about what dn't work when i'm running different things. i hear what your saying. but being as i'm the geek around here. have to stick with what works best for me. i used to work for one of them retailers that no longer exists. i got tired of being on the phone consistently becuase people are too lazy to learn themselves. and when you work on commision. the phone doesn't pay me. selling does. that was when i decided not to be the geek techinician anymore. LOL.
3/2/2010 9:16:41 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
mushuukyou Redondo Beach, CA age: 37	Quote from snowwy66: like i said. i don't like having to substitue. Why?! You're not "substituting"... by using the word "substitute", you're suggesting that IE is what we SHOULD ALL be using by default. Just because it shipped with Windows doesn't mean it's some sort of authority. Firefox can display all pages just fine. and it also makes it hard to listen to people complaints about what dn't work when i'm running different things. You can also get "IE Tab" plugin for Firefox. i hear what your saying. but being as i'm the geek around here. have to stick with what works best for me. Firefox is not going to selectively stop working "just for you", for no reason.
3/3/2010 4:56:15 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	not saying firefox will quit. i'm saying i'm using firefox but everyone else uses ie. so now someone has a problem with ie. and i have no idea what's going becuase i use firefox. that's just an example i try to stick with what everyone else uses. less headaches for me when i'm not using different things. besides, in my old age. alzeimers is starting to kick in.
3/3/2010 11:37:24 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
aha2 Zürich Switzerland age: 45	Quote from snowwy66: besides, in my old age. alzeimers is starting to kick in. Yea true... I'm happy to have learnt WINE as this even runs my old windows programs that refuse on Vista. I'm using Firefox but might try out google Chrome soon.
3/4/2010 4:04:39 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
ready2roll2 Golden, CO age: 47	XP Pro on laptop, win 2003 on servers, Linux on email server
3/7/2010 6:53:38 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
captron2u Fort Myers, FL age: 52	Win Vista 32 and 64bit ultimate win7 ultimate 64bit win7 ultimate 32bit windows server 2008 windows server 2003 web server windows 7 Enterprise 32bit xp media center, and mac osx
3/8/2010 8:32:50 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
aha2 Zürich Switzerland age: 45	I'd kick out all M$ stuff... and replace with virus, malware etc. free Linux
3/8/2010 4:55:33 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
captron2u Fort Myers, FL age: 52	why replace it with viruses, malware, and the rest of that crap. the truth is 90% of the world runs on windows. because I run an extensive network, with alot of windows products doesn't mean I dont use other o.s.'s. I've used red hat linux, bsd free, and several other linux based systems. Unfortunately, Microsoft is the only one I make any money with. oh well, so sorry , nothing I can do. I will continue with what makes me the good old American Green back.... Windows
3/8/2010 5:17:11 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
captron2u Fort Myers, FL age: 52	I'm game. my old bsd free is from the 90's What would "you' suggest I install on one of my machines? I run my own network with a mix of machines. I'm using RRAS with NAT and can either configure a static or DHCP IP address on my machine. Instead of belittling me for using Windows, open my mind with a good suggestion for a new Linux OS. I actually liked Linux back in the day, but I found it was too hard to keep up with the drivers for the new Hardware I put in my PC's. Hey, sometimes you really can teach an old dog new tricks....
3/8/2010 10:10:17 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
aha2 Zürich Switzerland age: 45	Hi I'm using openSuse since 1998 when I lost all my data on Windows 98. Nowadays I can run all my windows apps like Dreamweaver, Photoshop etc. on Linux with Wine but also some DX games like Tomb Raider Legend. Mac is like a proprietary Linux to me so I don't need to buy it. I recompile my programs for Mac on a very basic Darwin. Same for Windows...as soon as I've FSX running on WINE it will be used only for recompiling my applications... But hey do anything you can make money with. I only dislike the republican approach "after me the flood".
3/27/2010 12:12:36 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
rivas01 York, PA age: 50	Vista on my desktop and Window 7 on my laptop.
4/4/2010 2:29:01 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
fichendich Troutdale, OR age: 47	XP Pro (2),openSUSE 11.2, Kubuntu 9.10, AND... a dual boot Win ME with Xandros ! When the Win 7 RC expired I gave up on any new Windows. The best thing to ever emerge from Redmond, I am sick and tired of the $$$$$ B.S. ! I FreeCycled my Sun Java Desktop machine.
4/5/2010 10:55:08 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
pinguinorojo Binghamton, NY age: 24 online now!	XP & Ubuntu on desktop... Vista & Ubuntu on laptop
4/6/2010 1:00:29 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
camperpaul Zion, IL age: 68 online now!	I have multiple computers and each runs a different OS. These are: RDOS and RTOS (same computer) Unix CPM TRS-DOS L-DOS MS-DOS Win 3.11 Win 98-SE XP Pro Linux Then there is my first "laptop" with NO disk drive. OS and programs are in ROM and some programs and data files are in non-volatile RAM.
4/6/2010 8:29:21 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
major89 Anderson, SC age: 20	Dual booting windows 7 ultimate and Fedora 12 i love me some linux mm mm good
4/7/2010 10:41:01 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
tallisman Minneapolis, MN age: 46	I am curious, do you have the really Old OSs (like Win 3.11, CPM) running on the Original HD/Disk/ hardware they came with? I still have my Win 3.11 Install software but have not tried to install then on newer HD [Edited 4/7/2010 10:41:58 AM ]
4/7/2010 12:19:20 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
camperpaul Zion, IL age: 68 online now!	I have multiple computers and each runs a different OS. These are: RDOS and RTOS (same computer) - Data General Eclipse RDOS = "Real-time Disc Operating System" RTOS = "Real-time Tape Operating System" Unix - DEC PDP-11 CPM - Homebrew STD Bus machine TRS-DOS - Tandy Model III L-DOS - Tandy Model 4-P w/ 1 Meg RAM and 5 Meg external HD MS-DOS - Tandy Model 1000 Win 3.11 - Homebrew - Jameco mother board Win 98-SE - HP tower XP Pro - HP Laptop w/ Cricket Wireless BB Linux - HP tower Then there is my first "laptop" with NO disk drive. OS and programs are in ROM and some programs and data files are in non-volatile RAM. - Tandy Model 100 [Edited 4/7/2010 12:27:43 PM ]
4/21/2010 9:45:12 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
infikiran Hixson, TN age: 23	I love Windows 7. It is Microsoft's answer to their mistake named "Vista". I haven't used any version of IE since high school, which was 5 years ago, except of course to run windows update. I understand the Linux distros such as Ubuntu is more stable and less likely to get viruses. But since I like to game, it's not for me. WINE lets you play some windows games but is ultimately too slow for anything modern. Anymore, Macs are overpriced internet boxes. I admit that for a while, Mac had superior photo editing and video editing software, but in this day and age there are just as many options if not more for Windows. Plus, you can't modify a mac because of its proprietary hardware. The most common reason people go with Mac these days is because of less viruses, but then I see people installing windows on their Mac. Make since? Not really. Plus, I'm not going to spend 3 times as much on a computer to avoid viruses, especially since I'm a gamer. Mac + Games =
4/22/2010 1:33:35 PM	Poll on Operating Systems
snowwy66 Salt Lake City, UT age: 44	i'm starting to get tired of all the msft updates. i've had 7 for 45 days now. and any computer i freshly load up all seem to run circles around me. boot ups get longer and internet gets slower. i've had that same problem with vista and xp too. it's getting to the point now where i just turn updates off now. i mean, most people in this world don't really give a crap as long as they have something to use. my old laptop with xp has really been running sluggish now. and it only does the internet now, which is once in a blue moon. the tech savy people who are picky about there security probably cares. but the average home user knows absolutely nothing about a pc. they just want something that works.
4/29/2010 7:12:03 AM	Poll on Operating Systems
gear_blaster Columbia, MO age: 52	Quote from aha2: I've created a poll on which OS you are using here: Forums: General Discussion: Which OS are you using? Thanks for voting. Windows XP Pro, SP 3 Ubuntu 8.04 Windows 7 Pro, 64 Version [Edited 4/29/2010 7:13:22 AM ]

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