Which operating system?

[HikerLink]

I use macOS Sierra for my home and work laptop, and different variations of Linux servers for webservers and whatnot.

 

[Robert Jonas]

While Microsoft is being stupid over the last few years windows is still the best OS and it's usually the based for software development so you get everything.

 

[DekuNut]

I use Windows 10
Unfortunately
I've had multiple bugs, including a constant menu refresh stemming from of all things a bug in the fingerprint software on my computer (that I wasn't even using, may I add), and having my start and search menus sometimes not work for no apparent reason.
Yeah.

 

[RunThePlaceRed]

Windows 10 here with the Anniversary Update. The only bug I've actually had is my calculator completely disappeared on me. It was the strangest thing, I'd get an error every time I tried to launch it. But installing the Anniversary Update fixed it... so... I dunno what that was about.

 

[DekuNut]

While at school, I've gotten to try both Mac and Linux. I am still learning Linux, but I far prefer Windows to Mac.

 

[Chill Fruit]

I myself normally use my laptop, and they've always been Windows (Mac isn't really a thing where I live unless you have a ****ton of money or want to look trendy). My new laptop and desktop are Windows 10 and it's sooo much better than the old one (Windows 8~8.1). It pisses me off a lot less more

That said, I've tried Linux for a while, on a USB distro and while it's okay it was slow and didn't quite perform as well as Windows did (probably because it was in USB instead of a partition on the computer) but oh well, outside of that it didn't really annoy me as much - then again it was a particularly user friendly distro.

Also, all those Steam games I bought and swore I'd play but kinda gather dust would gather even more dust with Linux or Mac, so ...

 

[raizelmik]

I use Linux Mint for the most part, but I've got it dual-booted with Windows 10 because I need Windows for some things (PC gaming, developing Windows apps, and so on). And because I started off with windows 7 (later upgraded directly to 10) and prefer running each OS directly rather than making do with virtual boxes...I don't use OS X at all, though. Except for a hacked version I've got running on a virtual box just for fun.

 

[the8thark]

@Terminus

Mac is not an OS. MacOS is an OS however.
Can the poll be fixed?

Notw well that Apple has recently retired OSX and renamed it MacOS. It fits their lineup of OSes better and it's a reminder of how the classic Macs OS was Mac OS.

 

[VikzeLink]

I use Windows 7 on my own desktop, but right now, I'm on the family Mac, since my PCs graphics card broke down and I turned it in for installation of a new one.

 

[ernest_mecca]

i have the pre-2009 Alienware M11x running Windows 10 AE

 

[Dr. Plague]

OS X Yosemite

 

[Din.Farore.Nayru]

I remember when I was getting ready to go off to college everyone was getting Macs and I was super jealous because my mom had bought me a laptop for graduation and it was a Windows PC. I ended up getting to school and using a Mac in the library and absolutely hating it so it all worked out.

 

[Roger Rad]

MacOS at home
Ubuntu at work

If I ever build a proper game pc again it will contain either SteamOS or Windows

 

[Mudora]

I run Windows 10. My family has always had Windows PCs so I've never actually had the chance to use a Mac. It's what I'm use to and works fine for my needs, so I doubt I'll ever make the switch.

 

[PuzzleMaster7]

My 5+ year old laptop is currently running Windows 10. I wish I could revert back to Windows 7, though.