Windows XP Minor
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What OS are you running
| Windows Vista | 41% | 41% - 56 | ||||
| Windows XP/2000 | 47% | 47% - 64 | ||||
| Simple Linux dist (Like Ubuntu) | 0% | 0% - 0 | ||||
| Advanced Linux dist (Like Gentoo) | 0% | 0% - 0 | ||||
| Older Windows Version | 0% | 0% - 1 | ||||
| Vista/XP dual boot | 9% | 9% - 13 | ||||
| Total: 134 | ||||||
Never found any trouble with the drivers, look hard enough and there's probably one out there, not that I've had to check.rdx-fx wrote:
XP Professional x64 also.Morpheus wrote:
XP Professional 64-bit.
bit of a PITA to get drivers sometimes (tip: vista 64 drivers generally work),
but it's hands-down the best workstation/non-server operating system Microsoft has ever put out.
Must be why they had to bury it.. too good.
Runs faster than XP (at least my minds tellin me that:awsm:)
And doesn't have any problems with instability.
Shame it's pretty much dead now...
I don't like Vista
XP Pro 32-bit
Have XP Pro 32 and Vista Ultimate 64. One is my gaming rig, the other is used as a server/ internet browser. Posting from Xp as I'm playing bf2 atm.
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Last edited by The_Sniper_NM (2008-10-10 13:47:40)
Go Vista x64 8)
and silence the 'vista sucks zomg 1111!' retards
and silence the 'vista sucks zomg 1111!' retards
Ecks Peh
Vista x64 on Main, x86 on laptop
and Fedora 9 on old laptop-server
and Fedora 9 on old laptop-server
Vista Ultimate x64, barely any issues, I run XP 32-bit also for the few things that do give me issues
XP Pro on my main box, but Vista Premium 32-bit on my laptop.
Gave 64-bit Vista a try on my main box, but had far too many program compatibility issues, primarily tied to vista and not being a 64-bit OS.
Gave 64-bit Vista a try on my main box, but had far too many program compatibility issues, primarily tied to vista and not being a 64-bit OS.
I voted Vista/XP dual boot, 'cos that's what is on my main PC, though my main PC isn't currently functional.
The one I'm using has XP.
All 32bit.
The one I'm using has XP.
All 32bit.
Vista 64 Business. Only problem I've had is the obnoxious act of setting up a shared folder.
A la, fuck required security. I just want to make a folder that can be seen by anyone who decides to connect. I shouldn't have to jump through two loops and 4 dialog windows doing the same thing twice to make that happen. It ought to be the easiest to do.
A la, fuck required security. I just want to make a folder that can be seen by anyone who decides to connect. I shouldn't have to jump through two loops and 4 dialog windows doing the same thing twice to make that happen. It ought to be the easiest to do.
Last edited by Defiance (2008-10-10 17:17:56)
Vista x64 Ultimate .. zero issues
Virtual Machines for development - Server 2003, XP, and Fedora 8
Virtual Machines for development - Server 2003, XP, and Fedora 8
Vista 32 Ultimate
Vista x64 ultimate
I run Vista 64 bit on my main rig and have had almost no problems. The only problems i've run into are the problem of the software developers putting an OS check on their software. I do run xp pro on my lappy as it's not up to vista and server 2003 x86 on my server. all run just fine networked together along with my wife's vista x86 lappy.
max wrote:
Vista 32bit primarily.
Swope wrote:
haffeysucks wrote:
Windows Vista Ultimate x64
windows 3.1
wat
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wat
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Ultimate 64
الشعب يريد اسقاط النظام
...show me the schematic
...show me the schematic
Windows XP Pro. No intention of downgrading.
Last edited by The#1Spot (2008-10-11 00:03:15)
Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 for my temporary main pc. (will be upgraded really heavily sooner or later)
No problems at all. And trust me I tested a huge pile of stuff in it.
And XP x86 SP3 for my EEE PC 904HD
No problems at all. And trust me I tested a huge pile of stuff in it.
And XP x86 SP3 for my EEE PC 904HD
3930K | H100i | RIVF | 16GB DDR3 | GTX 480 | AX750 | 800D | 512GB SSD | 3TB HDD | Xonar DX | W8
XP x86 SP2.
When i built my new PC up i really didn't feel encouraged to make the jump to Vista so i stuck with my XP, after all, i know my way round it and i know how tweak the OS as to how i like it.
When i built my new PC up i really didn't feel encouraged to make the jump to Vista so i stuck with my XP, after all, i know my way round it and i know how tweak the OS as to how i like it.
Xp Pro x64
Vista X86. No real problems or gripes with it, runs pretty stable (well except for Age of Conan. It unstable as fuck, but Im guessing that due to the game rather than the OS.)
XP Media Centre Edition