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POLL: "What Platform are you using? Mac, Windows, Linux?"
PC with Windows
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87.5%
Mac
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7.1%
PC With Linux
2
3.6%
Other (please explain)
1
1.8%

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CyberDyneSystems
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Mar 21, 2004 16:21 |  #1

Just curious what we are using here for photo editing and related work.
I had assumed we were about 75 percent Windows,.
..but the number was pure fabrication. I'd be curious to know.

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I only add this as I have seen this particular discussion get out of hand in the past elsewhere,.
I know we are above that behavior,.
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Mar 21, 2004 17:56 |  #2

I considered putting linux in as a second operating system but decided not to. It would have been for curiosity anyway. I'm happy with Xp and am quite use to it.


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Mar 21, 2004 18:10 |  #3

I run my firewall, web server, email and such on Linux boxes. My apps run under Windows, but I have the Cygwin stuff loaded, so I spend half my time running a "Unix" environment inside my Windows box.

When Adobe puts out a Linux version of PS (and a few other companies do, too) then I'll move over to Linux full time.


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Mar 21, 2004 18:23 |  #4

XP on the desktops and laptops. Thinking about a Mac laptop as the 2 current laptops are Centrino based and have really poor graphics for editing and viewing.


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Mar 21, 2004 18:29 |  #5

Laptop running XP




  
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Mar 21, 2004 18:35 |  #6

One PC in the house, running Windows ME - its stable, and I avoid most of the security issues that hit the 2000/XP crowd. :roll:

Besides, I fool around with mainframes for a living, I don't want to mess with computers at home, too - I'm just a dumb, happy user at home. :wink:

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Mar 21, 2004 20:43 |  #7

2 PC's in house both with Windows XP.




  
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Mar 21, 2004 20:50 |  #8

Dos 5.0 on a 386SX with 4 meg of RAM and the mouse driver loaded high. ;)
EGA with 256K on the video.
9.6K serial modem
3.5" and 5 1/4" floppies
10 mb hard drive
And one of them newfangled color printers

Now we're cookin' with gas...

OK, actually, my home computer and my laptop are both running XP.


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Mar 21, 2004 21:14 |  #9
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Where do I start?
I have a lot of computers. :) :D

    Apple IIGS
    Linux
    2- Palm v3.5
    Windows CE
    2- Windows XP
    Windows 98
    Windows NT
    Windows 95

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Mar 22, 2004 10:26 |  #10

TomW
I sugest upgrading to DOS 6.0 :D

I have Win XP Home and love it,, but I do have every update MS put out!

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Mar 22, 2004 12:08 |  #11

Wow,. only one MAc thus far against 19 PC... I certainly did not think it would be so squewed.


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Mar 22, 2004 12:24 |  #12

Windows for Teletubbies (XP). Made to look as much like NT 4 as I can reasonably manage.


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Mar 22, 2004 12:31 |  #13

Cadwell wrote:
Windows for Teletubbies (XP). Made to look as much like NT 4 as I can reasonably manage.

Lol.. same here!!!!! ?!

When I fist saw WinXP i said,. "why is it all fluffy like marshmallows"

Then the first time I instaled it I was livid at the default interface "effects"

..I mean ,. here i had just invested in all this super fast hardware, CPU, MainBoard, Gigs of DDR-RAM, and striped RAID 7200RPM HDs...

....and the "fluffy" XP interface makes every window,. every drop down menu , every step you take "slowly fade" into what I can hardly call "action" with the speed of a Pentium 100 and a 2MB S3 Virge graphcs card!!!!!

The first order of business was to figure out how to turn it ALL off.


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Mar 22, 2004 17:41 |  #14

I have a PC I built myself running XP ... only it looks like 2000 cause I cant stand the XP or Xtra Pretty look

Ill post a picture of it later

1.8Ghz AMD
1Gb DDR RAM
GeForce4 Ti4200
-128MB DDR
60Gb HDD(x3)
30Gb HDD

its over a year old now :( time to upgrade huh? lol

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Mar 22, 2004 21:13 |  #15

5x Linux
8x Windows Server 200x
3x Windows XP
1x Solaris
1x FreeBSD
1x OpenBSD
2x Irix

They all run all of the time and perform some kind of relatively useful function every day and that's all at home.

I don't even want to talk about how bad my power bill is. It's not so much the machines, but the A/C to cool it all...




  
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