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  • Douglas

    MacOs operation System best for me

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  • risk92

    @just

    @risk92 windows... hha..

    i used it for a long time.. lol

    me too,windows

    maybe it is the best OS

    yeah.. windows is the best for me... but it's depend each persons.. :)

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  • Juandaz

    @macartem Which operating system is best for you?

    Linux :)

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  • llanillo

    I prefer windows i always been using it.. and i like it because its easy

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  • jmoipera

    I really like MacOS appearance, but instead i prefer Windows because it's very practical and is compatible with everything

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  • franckuestein

    Use the one that you desire

    But don't use Windows, haha!

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  • Bernhard

    win7 here but sometimes a linux on other drive

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  • pooktwo

    It depends on the use of the machine. I run versions of both windows and Linux for various purposes:

    Windows

    • Great for business applications such as office
    • All pc games are normally compatible with windows automatically with a .exe extension so for a gamer this is ideal
    • For mining and Folding purposes, Windows tends to be extremely compatible with these programs as Linux requires more configuration

    Linux

    • Great for security. Linux allows you to encrypt your entire hard drive. This is what i use on my laptop for security
    • Linux is faster, for stable, and less prone to viruses and hacks then Windows is
    • Linux offers tons of free open source programs comparable to windows paid programs. For example: instead of buying office for $400 dollars, open office is virtually the same thing and its free

    So in summary, I would use windows if you need to install programs provided by your work, or commercial companies such as video games. Linux is best for sensitive data and computer performance

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  • supercat

    Linux is kernel, not OS. i used Debian GNU/Linux about two years, and i don't want go back to windows.

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  • pooktwo

    @supercat Linux is kernel, not OS. i used Debian GNU/Linux about two years, and i don't want go back to windows.

    Technically yes, but when explaining linux to someone, i do not refer to it as kernel, i call it an operating system because thats what it basically is :)

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