Which OS and which Web Browser are you using right now?

[HappinessNow]

I'm using:

Chrome OS - Chrome web browser on Chromebook (CR48)

Google Chrome 15.0.874.15
Platform 1011.19 (Official Build) dev-channel x86-mario
Firmware Mario.03.60.1120.0038G5.0018d

which are you using?

[AlexDudko]

SLED (SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop) 11 SP1
Firefox.

[aeiah]

win7 ent, firefox 6

yup, im at work :|

[Nyromith]

Windows 7 and (yes, sold my soul to the devil) Chrome.

[Phrea]

Lucid / Opera

[Linux_junkie]

Xubuntu 10.10 running Chromuim at moment.

I also have Ubuntu 10.04 on laptop which has Firefox 6 which I use most of the time.

[in·ter·punct]

Natty Narwhal and Firefox.

[TenPlus1]

Lubuntu 11.04 (with 3.1 kernel) and Opera 12 beta

[Basher101]

Ubuntu and Chromium. I also have Opera for researches and school as i love how the tabs always are saved upon exiting...

[orange2k]

Xubuntu 11.04, Firefox 6.02 ):P

[BeRoot ReBoot]

GNU/Linux, Ubuntu 11.04, Firefox 6.02

[_d_]

Windows 8 Developer Preview, Firefox 6.0.2

:)

[pretty_whistle]

Ubuntu 11.04, Seamonkey 2.3.1.

... and luvin it.

[smellyman]

Arch + FF

[DangerOnTheRanger]

Ubuntu 10.04 and Chromium 12.

[Quadunit404]

ANOTHER one of these threads! Original!

Windows 7 and Opera 11.51.

[Linux_junkie]

Windows 8 Developer Preview, Firefox 6.0.2

:)

I'd love to know how your finding Windows 8? Care to give us feedback on how it runs?

[Elfy]

Thread moved to Recurring Discussions.

[PuddingKnife]

Im at work, so

Windows 7, Chrome

[Dragonbite]

Windows XP and Chrome (it's my work computer).

The Fedora forums have indicators for the OS and browser used and I love the one they made for somebody running Windows 8... a stinking pile of poo!

Otherwise I use ChromeOS (which is the OS and the browser), or Firefox on Fedora (14 KDE) or Firefox on Ubuntu (10.04 or 11.04).

[marl30]

Windows XP (for the time being, until my new box is completed) and Google Chrome.

[fontis]

Windows 7 and Chrome.

I'm and old Firefox user. I want to love it and use it... but for me, Chrome is just that much better.

[ibutho]

Linux Mint 11 and Firefox 6.

[johnnybgoode83]

I am at work so I am using XP and IE8

[3177]

ubuntu 10.04 & firefox 6.0.2:P

[Dangertux]

Natty and Firefox 5.

[haqking]

maverick meerkat + chromium 13

[ninjaaron]

Arch and uzbl-browser

[Tibuda]

Firefox on ArchLinux

[Famicube64]

Windows 7 and Google Chrome.

[uncontrolable™]

ubuntu and firefox

[PapaGary]

Natty and Firefox 6.0.1.

[vehemoth]

Arch with openbox, firefox 6.0.2

[Spice Weasel]

Fedora 15 Xfce, Firefox 6.0.2.

[ilovelinux33467]

FreeBSD 9.0-BETA2, Firefox 6.0.2

[ninjaaron]

How are you liking the FreeBDS? I want to try it on a partition (I have the image for FreeBDS 8 sitting on my harddrive), but I'm a little intimidated by the installation process. CLI, I can handle, but I'm a little worried that my normal commands won't be there if something goes unexpectedly.

I also don't have access to a wired connection, which tends to make these things all the more tricky, and I noticed there don't seem to be any wifi config tools on the install image.

[ilovelinux33467]

How are you liking the FreeBDS? I want to try it on a partition (I have the image for FreeBDS 8 sitting on my harddrive), but I'm a little intimidated by the installation process. CLI, I can handle, but I'm a little worried that my normal commands won't be there if something goes unexpectedly.

I also don't have access to a wired connection, which tends to make these things all the more tricky, and I noticed there don't seem to be any wifi config tools on the install image.

I am quite enjoying FreeBSD. I am loving the ports system. :)

You should try it under a virtual machine first to get comfortable with it before installing it on production hardware (at least that is what I did).

As for WiFi FreeBSD has wpa_supplicant inbuilt so I just followed the wireless section in the handbook to get wireless working (http://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/network-wireless.html). Also actually make sure your wireless chipset is supported. Here is my wireless chipset in my laptop which works fine in FreeBSD:


andrew@andrew-laptop> dmesg | grep iwn0
iwn0: <Intel(R) WiFi Link 5100> mem 0xf8000000-0xf8001fff irq 17 at device 0.0 on pci4

[fyfe54]

Natty / Opera 12 Build 1065

[desnaike]

Fedora 15 gnome 3 and Firefox 6.02

[Merk42]

I'm at work, so:
Windows 7 / Firefox 6

EDIT
Windows 7 / Chrome 14
Windows 7 / Safari 5.1
Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 9
Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 10 PP2
Windows 7 / Opera 11.5

Windows XP / Internet Explorer 6

Ubuntu 11.04 / Firefox 6

[Drenriza]

Mac OS X 10.6.6 / Safari

[kimda]

Ubuntu 11.10 / Firefox 7.0

[screaminj3sus]

Right now I'm at work so I'm on windows 7 and firefox 7

[jwbrase]

Ubuntu 10.04, Opera 11.51

[PhilGil]

Debian 6.0.2 (Squeeze), Iceweasel 6.0.2

[Bapun007]

gentoo and chromium

[karen729]

Ubuntu 10.04.3 / Firefox 3.6.22

[Retlol]

Win 7 / FF 6.0.2

[sffvba[e0rt]

Ubuntu 11.04 / Firefox 6.(what ever the latest stable release is :p)


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[CompyTheInsane]

Either of the following by most used:
Firefox 6 / Windows 7 64-bit
Firefox 6 / Windows XP 32-bit
Firefox <unknown version> / Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit, using either KDE or XFCE
Firefox <unknown version> / Ubuntu Server 11.10 64-bit with linux-lowlatency kernel, using LXDE
Firefox 6 / Windows 8 64-bit

[false truths]

Google Chrome Beta channel, Ubuntu 11.04 64-bit

[KBD47]

Lubuntu 11.04 and Opera

[ilovelinux33467]

Fedora 15 KDE with Firefox 6.0.2

[navegantefox]

Kubuntu 11.04 on Chrome :popcorn:

[Copper Bezel]

Chrome stable, Ubuntu Natty 32 bit.

I've only been using Chrome on this build, so I don't even have Flash installed outside of Chrome's built-in support.

[greenfrog]

Lucid and Firefox 7.0