Just curious to see what OS the mod's / admins and users use/prefer and why?
What phones do you use? (drmemory edit)
Windows 7 Professional x64.
I always sticked with Windows since the beginning. Probably because of a gaming purpose and because I'm too used to Windows software to switch to another OS.
I've got two with Mac 10.6.x, one with 10.5, one with Win7 pro 64 and one with Win7 home 64.
drmemory wrote:I've got two with Mac 10.6.x, one with 10.5, one with Win7 pro 64 and one with Win7 home 64.
MAC :O Ugghh. I have to say its the one OS that i cannot stand.
Personlly i use a mixture of Linux / Windows. Mainly Linux now since i'm not into gaming and so have no reason to use Windows anymore.
On my main PC i have XP Pro 32bit, Fedora 13 and Win 7 Ultimate 32bit.
I use Mac for managing web sites and music/graphic-related things (music files, burning CDs, making band posters), and PC for business, geneology, and home security devices.
What is everyone else using - and how sophisticated is your network?
Windows XP,I like this system
This would be my home layout:
ADSL line ------------------------> WBMR-HP-GN (wired) ------> LS-CHL-V2 + LTH90LAN
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(Connected as an EC to the WBMR-HP-GN) WHR-G300NV2 ----> (wired) TS-HTGL/R5, HS-DHGL, HD/HTGL/R5, TS-XL
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WHR-HP-G54 (flashed with DD-WRT acting as a repeater bridge to boost the WLAN 2 the garden)
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2 x PC-P4 Link Theathers connected for media/video access.
Various Drivestations connected to NAS' for backup purposes.
nice setup! I'll have to work on a layout for mine and post it. I have security cams and door/window sensors built in to my setup, which also connect to the TVs, so I can view in and out side my house from my TVs and even offsite (like from work).
We're running three Mac OS X 10.6 machines here. (me: MacBook Pro, wife: MacBook, daughter: Mini) I was initially attracted to OS X due to the Unix underpinnings. At that time it was wayyyy more robust than Windows. I'd hoped to do some personal software development, but have not gotten around to it, due to job and family pressures. At $DAYJOB, I work on all manner of Unix/Linux systems and a Windows XP as my workstation (although I spend most of my time on it in telnet/ssh...) My MBP serves as a secondary workstation when I'm on the job.