Post number #135606, ID: 5ec3e3
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I'm using CloverOS
Post number #135618, ID: 7b8b3e
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Filthy Windows user. I'd use some variant of Linux but I like my games
Post number #135628, ID: 15b18c
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I use Arch Linux on desktop, Manjaro & Debian (dual-boot) on laptop, Lineage on smartphone, oh and Raspbian ofc. I also have several live USBs with different distributions. P.S.: I have autism and I really enjoy manually upgrading them every day.
Post number #135801, ID: 9ee6b0
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win10, win95, debian.
Post number #136022, ID: e1797d
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Win10, ChromeOS, Android
Post number #136027, ID: 2f819c
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Windows 10,but only because of games. Recently I've been looking for a Linux distro to dual boot.
Post number #136055, ID: 4ec33d
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Win10 for games, Kali linux for hacks, Fedora linix for the LPI course and Macos(at work and I'm hating it)
Post number #136075, ID: 454cac
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Linux. KDE Neon on Desktop, Ubuntu and CentOS/RHEL on Servers. Had to work with Solaris too, but it sucked, like everything Oracle touches ;) Oh I started computing with MS DOS and was a Windows User starting parallel with linux when Win Vista came out and gave up on Windows when Win 8 came out. Looking at Windows 10 and future plans of Microcock I feel confirmed having done the right choice. I like to have my Software, Hardware manufacturer and Service providers separated.
Post number #136178, ID: 9b789e
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Win10, Linux Mint, Android
Post number #136257, ID: 781966
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Debian for most things I need, win7 for a couple of games I like to play once in a while, one of which is va1-ha11-a.
Post number #136307, ID: 2cbce9
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Android
Post number #136572, ID: 454cac
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>>136257 Va1-Ha11-a works flawless under most linux desktops. Like a lot of other titles. Some games of the Empire Earth series were the only ones I could not manage to run.
Post number #136580, ID: c54260
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>>136572 Using WINE you mean?
Post number #136828, ID: 60ba7b
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>>136055 Here's a tip: Open a terminal, Mac's UNIX inside
Post number #136833, ID: 607333
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>>136828 my problem are the weird keys.... Why not be the same as windows and Linux?
Post number #136835, ID: 607333
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>>136828 and that mouse is an aberration too, but that was easy to solve I just use my own mouse...
Post number #136867, ID: d76d40
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>>136833 cause then apple can’t call themselves innovative
Post number #136880, ID: c54260
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>>136867 It's ok. A lot of people like that mouse a lot because of you know, it is innovation and they like progress and other idiotic speech like that.
Post number #137090, ID: 4b8e00
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riced wangblows 10 with anti-beacon and more Free as in Freedom(tm) settings + programs
Post number #137099, ID: 607333
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If the Ubuntu bash on windows was better I'd use only windows as most of my PC time is gaming
Post number #137142, ID: 4fbc33
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>>136580 Probably yes. I installed it via steam. Could be that it automatically configured and used wine. I did not check it. Wine did make massive improvements the last years. Thats also a difference from linux distributions to win and osx for me: Updates and Improvements making me happy. The only time when I was happy with a new win release was when NT kernel was brought to desktop with win 2000. Everything else felt like beeing fooled by ms.
Post number #137147, ID: 4fbc33
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>>137142 Even thought canonical is doing a lot of weird shit (unity, one, upstart, mir, touch), but hey: I have the choise not to use it.
Post number #137175, ID: 0c28e9
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>>137142 Got it. It actually makes a lot of sense. Almost 10 years ago I had WINE run and play Warcraft3. So probably Va1-ha11-a today would be a non issue.
Post number #137188, ID: 70bc1a
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Slackware xd
Post number #137310, ID: db59d4
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Linux mint cinnamon, Debian on handheld, blackberry 10 os phone
Post number #137483, ID: 0e6141
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>>137175 Va-11hall-a runs natively on Linux, no wine needed
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