What OS are you using right NOW?
 

And post why you're using it.

Ubuntu here... was testing it, now i love it... still use Vista for certain things due to available software (and those that don't jive with Wine)

Windows xp pro x64

Windows. Vista. It came on the laptop.

Mac OS X. Fast, Secure, Virus Free !

Slackware 12 w/ XFCE because it is fast and stable and secure

XP + Vista preinstalled on laptop.

Just because I'm too lazy to try anything else.

Vista64.. because it works for me.

Windows XP of course. Because... it works for everyone and with anything :)

Linux Fedora 8. Soon to be 9, later this month.

I did use Windows XP X64, was ok. Vista was even better but neither compare to a well tuned Linux machine.

Viruses are not so dangerous as many think of them. Trojans are REAL danger. And Mac OS X has even less protection against them than Windows. :2 cents:

XP on laptop and vista on desktop. Not going to upgrade vista on the laptop until I buy a whole new laptop. I like both of them.

XP. I am not geeky enough to try Linux :(

Windows XP for the foreseeable future.

Windows XP Pro.

simply easier for the Business Applications that I use.

Oh, but you will be...

http://ffmedia.ign.com/starwars/imag...3052403648.jpg

:1orglaugh

Mac OS 10.5.2 Simply the best !

OS X. Let's me develop in a Unix environment.

OS X, cause there is nothing else?

WXP :)
Just because I like it :D

Mac OSX 10.4.11
and some version of XP...

Win Vista Ultimate, on of best products on market that i found.

i was thinking about that in the shower earlier... mac ppl talk about the lack of virus's for mac.. while most ppl think why bother making virus's for the small % of ppl with mac... i was thinking, why don't they think 'they think they're untouchable' and 'they have more money than the avg PC user' and attack the hell out of them?

the only reason im guessing is that they dont know enough about macOS to hack it up, or the tools they use aren't there... or maybe even mac has better security? anyone in the know?

I have two machines with OS X, one with ubuntu and one with xp.

Windows vista!

The users launch trojans themselves. I.e. there is no reason to hack anything. For example you are installing some cool new ICQ client on your Mac computer. Everything is ok if it's really just an ICQ client but not a spyware which sends your logs to someone else. The same thing with other programs: games etc. Mac users install them on their computer and believe these programs can not be harmful because "Mac is secure". Very pathetic :)

The PC users at leas use anti-spyware utilities to check the applications before to install them, and they also use firewalls. Course there is no 100% protection against spyware, but PC users have at least something. Mac users are totally unprotected against trojans, and they have no idea how many spyware programs they already have running on their "secure" computers :2 cents:

Kubuntu. I have to admit it took me forever to get some software like Photoshop running on it but that was time well spent. Other than an occasional Firefox crash, I haven't had any problems since I installed it over 6 months ago.

I still have XP on my smaller partition. I use it to run my music production software (Cubase) that requires drivers for hardware not supported by Linux. Since music is just a hobby, it doesn't get used nearly as much as Linux.

Vista... because it came with my laptop and I like it. :thumbsup

Windows Vista !!! :upsidedow

are you on a x64 version?
im having issues with my ubuntu firefox getting flash installed.. i found some complicated directions on google, surely there's an easier way to make it work

No I went with the 32bit version for the exact reason you described above. The new 7.10 64 bit release installs Flash just fine from the restricted packages, you just have to enable it.

Windows. Vista. It came on the laptop.

XP and Vista should be in different categories.

ubuntu 7.10 + XP SP2 (dual boot)

XP I was dual booting with vista until some spyware rendered it unusable and every cleaning app fully updated wouldn't fix it...

I'm probably going to put ubuntu on now that I have 2 monitors, it had trouble with the samsung monitor I was using and yes this was 7.10

going 64 bit is tempting just so that I can load up some more RAM!

Windows XP

mac
 

all about the OSX 10.5...........

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup same here

Vista Ultimate on everything now. Love it.