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I have a Mac, but because of games I dual boot MacOS and Windows using Boot Camp. It is not the perfect setup, as sometimes if I wanted to use software that I only installed on the Mac I have to restart. But, MacOS is simply that much better than Windows to use. Windows is very clunky, and always crashes. MacOS may not have the best range of software available, but it is much more reliable.
Pretty sure everyone uses windows 10 64 bit anyone that isn't is simply ^_^" lol...
windows though ive been playing a bit with linux recently. Not like i will be running linux anytime soon though, but i like it. Only thing is the starting learning curve is a bit rough when you try to get into it by yourself. Lots of documentation everywhere, never sure where to start from. One day maybe : )
Windows 10 LTSC
Win10
Windows 10 Pro, Legit
Win 10 Pro
win 10
Linux Mint
Win 10 Pro
Manjaro Gnome on laptop. Linux Lite on desktop as it's old dual core so fits the bill. Used OMV for media server but now I have to rebuild my media server and thinking of going with Unraid.
Windows 10
I use both Windows 10 and Raspbian.
Windows 7
Windows 10 for a long time.
Windows 11
win 10
Windows 10.
Windows 10.
Windows 10
Windows 10 but I've been looking to see how I can get 11 to install on unsupported CPUs
Windows 10.
Linux Mint
I have dual boot with Windows, but only use that probably only once a year
I'm getting a new PC soon and won't load Windows at all.
I think i have all of them installed on different laptops, but MacOS is my favorite
If you use the Rufus imaging tool you can bypass the TPM, CPU and memory requirements
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Originally Posted by ATTIGraphix
Windows 10, and I have linux (Ubuntu), somewhere on my laptop :p
Windows, MacOS, Linux (Ubuntu, Red Hat, Debian)
Windows 10
Ubuntu Server on my vservers, OSX on laptop and Win10 on another laptop
Linux, ZorinOs distro on all three of our home pc’s and two macs aswell.
Linux came a LONG way in last few years.
win 10 actually and another win 10 on virtual machine for testing purposes
i actually have a problem concerning drivers on my virtual machine so i open a new thread if some of you can help, see you there
physical machines with Windows 10 and opensuse. VMs of osx, debian, and centos
Windows 10 LTSC. No Cortana, Windows Store and other stuff I don't need that come with other versions/releases. Switched to it 2-3 years ago and pretty satisfied so far.
I mostly run some form of Debian, but I've got a windows install for a few games that aren't yet playable in linux
Windows 8 ... only because work requires it ...
I like to keep up with windows versions as soon as they are released, so right now on Windows 11,
but also using different versions of linux on VMs, mostly ubuntu and centos for programming and work stuff
i use windows 10 for mainly everyday stuff gaming etc but i do run kali on another pc for other reason for when i need the tools that linux can providde but windows cant or shit at it lol
but gaming on linux is head screw wine never works for me or i not configing it correct im not to sure
Xubuntu, win10 runs like shit on a 4gb laptops
windows 7 was the best but stopped updating, now on windows 11
Windows 10, my PC can't even operate windows 11. LOL