What OSes do you use?

[patrickaupperle]

Ubuntu:
8.04
7.10

Debian:
sid
etch

PClinuxOS

Fedora

openSUSE

other

EDIT: Just as a side note Kubuntu and Xubuntu count as Ubuntu
Edit2: also kubuntu 7.10 counts as ubuntu 7.10

[hessiess]

ubuntu 7.04 curantly. i may upgrade to 8.04 when its relised

[derekr44]

Arch
LinuxMint XFCE

[Sunflower1970]

Right now I'm using:

On my Compaq
Ubuntu 7.10 with pure XFCE over it
Debian Lenny with XFCE
Arch with XFCE
AntiX
PCLinuxOS Mini Me
PCFluxboxOS
PCLinuxOS Tiny Me

On my Dell:
Ubuntu 7.04

On my Thinkpad
Ubuntu 7.10

[ODF]

Ubuntu 7.10 when I need something stable.
Ubuntu 8.04 when I want to test things

Windows XP in virutalbox.

Windows Vista for games on my other HD.

[Iceni]

Mint 4.0
Elive
Ubuntu 7.10 (server /w OB)
Fedora

[NightwishFan]

Kubuntu 8.04 Alpha
Ubuntu 8.04 Alpha
OpenSUSE 10.3
Windows Vista <----- arggggggghhhhhhhhh
Puppy 3.01 as save file

[dgray_from_dc]

Xubuntu 7.10 on an old IBM file server.

Xubuntu 7.10 on an old Vaio Laptop (in my sig)

Kubuntu 7.10 on 2 IBM Netvistas (one dual-boots XP)

[Caraibes]

Dual boot Mint 4.0 and Fedora8 on my main box.

Debian Etch on 3 other (older) PC's (for the kids...)

Xubuntu Dapper (with Fluxbox) on my (very old) Toshiba laptop...

Ubuntu Dapper PPC dual-boot MacOSX on my iBook G3...

[Erunno]

I'm pretty much living in all major OS worlds at the moment. I use Windows XP and openSUSE 10.3 on my work notebook, Mac OS X on my private MacBook and again Windows XP and openSUSE 10.3 on my desktop. On my work notebook I have a native and virtualized version of Windows XP. I usually use the latter if necessary but keep the former in case the VM breaks down and I'm in serious need of a Windows environment. At home I keep Windows XP mostly for gaming reasons for which I sadly haven't had much time in recent months and the desktop is becoming to old to play any of the newer games.

By the way, judging from the poll you meant "What distributions you are using". Linux is only a proper subset of all operating systems ;-)

[Northsider]

Kubuntu 7.10, and I have been trying to get openSUSE 10.3 working

[patrickaupperle]

I'm pretty much living in all major OS worlds at the moment. I use Windows XP and openSUSE 10.3 on my work notebook, Mac OS X on my private MacBook and again Windows XP and openSUSE 10.3 on my desktop. On my work notebook I have a native and virtualized version of Windows XP. I usually use the latter if necessary but keep the former in case the VM breaks down and I'm in serious need of a Windows environment. At home I keep Windows XP mostly for gaming reasons for which I sadly haven't had much time in recent months and the desktop is becoming to old to play any of the newer games.

By the way, judging from the poll you meant "What distributions you are using". Linux is only a proper subset of all operating systems ;-)

I meant to put mac and windows on it but forgot. :oops:

[Bungo Pony]

I use UbuntuStudio 7.10 on my main PC, currently using PCLinuxOS on my spare to test video capture (it doesn't work in 7.10 but worked in 7.04), Win98 on my laptop, and DSL in my garage. May end up using Win2k again after I do my huge re-install when Hardy comes out (or when I switch to PCLOS - depending on the success of my video capture testing and how well Hardy works with it)

[macogw]

I meant to put mac and windows on it but forgot. :oops:

I'd add them, but I can't figure out how to edit the poll.


Ubuntu 8.04 on my lappy, Debian Etch at home...oh I forget there's Ubuntu 7.10 at home too :-/ and CentOS for one of my classes.

[Linuxratty]

XP
Klikit Linux/Mepis on Linuxbox.

[matherians2]

So far, I've been happy with Ubuntu Gusty Gibbon. I might want to get into 8.04 sometime in the near future. The OS comes up smoothly each time I reboot my computer.

[Jeff Rage]

Ubuntu 6.something

Windows XP
I remote into and work on Server 2003


I'm thinking about making my next box a quadruple booter.

[spacegypsy]

Laptop; Ubuntu Studio 7.10 / Windows XP home

Desktop; Linux Mint 4 KDE / Windows XP

USB stick; SLAX 6.0

[zcal]

Debian Etch. That's it. That's right. ;)

[sandysandy]

Gutsy 7.10
Dream Linux
Sidux
Fedora
Open Suse 10.3
Mandriva 2008
Sabayon
gOS
DSL

[EnergySamus]

Windows Vista Home Basic dual-boot w/Ubuntu 7.10

[patrickaupperle]

:lol: PClinuxOS is at the top of distrowatch :lol::lol::lol::lol:

[spupy]

Gentoo at my laptop.
Vistuh at work.

[gn2]

Xubuntu 7.10 64-bit on my desktop PC

Elive Gem (Debian Other?) and Zenwalk 5.0 on my laptop.

[jcwmoore]

hard core ubuntu user at home, but Windows user at work. it's not a perfect world yet...

[EXCiD3]

Arch Linux - primary
Ubuntu 8.04
Vista - for school only...and some gaming

[EMCGFX]

As my main os I use Ubuntu 7.10 x64 now.

I also use in vm the following os:
-- Xubuntu and Kubuntu
-- Fedora 8 x32
-- Debian 4.0r3
-- SLAX 6.0.2 LiveCD
-- DSL: Damn Small Linux 4.2 LiveCD

I use the following os for testing in vm:
-- Ubuntu 8.04 Alpha 6 x32
-- Fedora 9 Alpha x32

Will try some day in vm:
-- OpenBSD
-- Wolvix

Used in the past:
-- CentOS
-- Mandriva
-- RedHat

[linuxisfree]

I use:

In the Office, XP 64 bit (NOT BY CHOICE. Had no choice, really.)
At home, Ubuntu 7.10.

[perlluver]

I use Arch, more interesting to me, and it is a rolling release, which is beautiful.

[rfruth]

Ubuntu (7.10) some XP & X

[Jay Jay]

Win2K and 98 on several machines
OS X Tiger and Panther
Xubuntu 7.04

[jrusso2]

Lets see I have a lot of computers here and some are dual boots so let me remember what I have.

Ubuntu 7.10
Debian Sarge
Xandros 3
Xandros 4
Freespire 1.0
Mandriva 2008
Mandriva PowerPack
Sam Linux
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2000 Workstation
Windows XP
Windows Vista Home Ultimate
Windows 98SE
Novell NetWare 5

I think thats all of them

[blu3ness]

Archlinux

[kpkeerthi]

ArchLinux

[patrickaupperle]

Here are a few graphs.
In the second one I added all Ubuntu together and all Debian together.

[/home]

I use 7.10 with e17 on my good laptop
and use damn small linux on my old one.

[RAV TUX]

Other:

OzOs (64bit version)

[souneedalink]

debian lenny with a 2.6.24 kernel from unstable - for a stable up to date system
debian etch - for a super stable system
debian sid/experimental/incoming - to get a taste of the latest

[GreyShadow]

XP at work and Puppy!:)

[odiseo77]

Debian Lenny
Ubuntu 7.10 -32 bit and 64 bit (I know it's redundant, but I installed the 64 bit version only for experimental purposes)
Win XP (only for gaming)
DreamLinux
Sabayon
FreeBSD 7.0
PuppyLinux
openSuse 10.3

(I'm probably missing something).

[Famicommander]

Ubuntu 7.10 on my PC and Windows XP Pro SP2 on my laptop.

[chris4585]

arch linux and ubuntu

[souneedalink]

debian lenny liveCD installed manually to the hard drive

[namegame]

I use Solaris at school, XP for games, and Ubuntu everything else.

[linux phreak]

Xubuntu 7.10 and XP dualboot.

[patrickaupperle]

I now use debian lenny as well as ubuntu 7.10

[Circus-Killer]

on my personal laptop i use ubuntu 7.10
and at work i use windows vista (not by choice)

[notwen]

Laptop:
Ubuntu Gutsy

PC:
Ubuntu Gutsy / XP Pro

Server:
Debian Etch

G4:
OSX