XP Pro at work, but I make a point to use Openoffice, Gimp, Firefox and whatever open source programs I can instead of MS Office or IE, etc.
WinXP (all)
Vista
Linux
OSX
Win2k and older
Other
Tea Glorious Tea!
XP Pro at work, but I make a point to use Openoffice, Gimp, Firefox and whatever open source programs I can instead of MS Office or IE, etc.
· Compaq Presario 5630 PII, 400 Mhz, 384 MB RAM: Arch with XFCE 4.6, Antix, Debian w/LDXE
· Dell Dimension 8200, P4 2.2Ghz, 1.5 Gig RAM, Ubuntu 10.10 and Windows 7 (vrtualbox)
· Thinkpad R40, P4 M 2.0 Ghz, 1 Gig RAM, Ubuntu 10.10
Vinashaya Dushkrritamh!
XP but not out of choice used mainly for database apps development
You came empty handed, that is how you shall leave. Whatever you claim as yours today, belonged to someone else yesterday, will be someone else's tomorrow.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
I've got Ubuntu installed on my desktop at work with XP Pro running in VMware for the couple programs I'm not allowed to get running in WINE.
Ubuntu? Ibuntu.
Dell Latitude E6510
Intel Core2Quad 2.5Ghz, 4GB RAM, 8800 GT, Gigabyte MOBO
Vinashaya Dushkrritamh!
i am using VBOXOriginally Posted by omegamike3
I've got Ubuntu installed on my desktop at work with XP Pro running in VMware for the couple programs I'm not allowed to get running in WINE.
You came empty handed, that is how you shall leave. Whatever you claim as yours today, belonged to someone else yesterday, will be someone else's tomorrow.
Eschew gratuitous obfuscation
Win 2000 here, although most of our aps are running off the servers, so the OS is just window-dressing really.
There are rumblings about migrating to XP, which would be nice as XP actually manages to do helpful little things like unmounting my flash drive reliably.
Quad Shot of Ubuntu
If you count school as work then all the machines (even the server) are loaded with Winblow$, and to top it off what makes it even scarier one of the math teachers in my school is a Micro$oft Certified Professional (I saw the certificate in his classroom)...
Ahh, theres lots of stuff that can happen at private schools such as mine.
Just Give Me the Beans!
Ubuntu.
But then again, I am self employed and have full say over what goes on the computer.
Explaining the Internet to someone who's never been online, is like explaining the Magna Carta to your cat.
Grande Half-n-Half Cinnamon Ubuntu
Why is having the Microsoft Certified Professional certification scary? I have mine - definitely makes me more attractive to potential employers.
-Richard
I use both Windows and Linux. Is that a crime? || Ubuntu User # 16597
Iced Almond Soy Ubuntu, No Foam
100% Pure Ubuntu
There is nothing wrong with windows certs. You definately need them if you plan on working in the IT field. I don't have mine but i will probably need them when i try and find a new job. I split my time with ubuntu and XP. Slowly transitioning over to ubuntu, there are still some apps that don't work in linux like they do on XP. Novell's console one being one of them. (missing too many features present on XP).
Posting Permissions
Adv Reply
Bookmarks