What operating system do you use?

[HeyMiki]

On my PC I am using Windows 10 whilst on my laptop I have been using Windows 11 since November 2021

[Prom3th3uS]

Using Windows 10 ever since it's introduced to world, work in all direction specially for software compatibilities purposes and other work-ground, Windows 11 is good but for keep such use of developer basis, I must stick to Windows 10 as it suits the most for multitasking and all.

Cheers

[lustrous]

Hey everyone! What operating system do you use?
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windows 10

soon wanna to start to use Windows 11

Hey there! Windows 11 was a bit unstable at first, but it has improved a lot over time. I have to use it at work, and I'm a big fan of Linux. Give Windows 11 a try, and if you don't like it, you can always roll back to Windows 10 through the settings. Good luck!

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Using Windows 10 ever since it's introduced to world, work in all direction specially for software compatibilities purposes and other work-ground, Windows 11 is good but for keep such use of developer basis, I must stick to Windows 10 as it suits the most for multitasking and all.

Cheers

Windows 10 rocks. I prefer 10 over 11 as well.

[RobertX]

So far, no love to MacOS, Solaris, and BSD.

Just so you guys know, there is a BSD operating system that does have a GUI out of the box, it's called helloSystem: https://hellosystem.github.io/docs/

You can use a virtual machine, but I believe the programmers recommend using it as a host OS. It's pretty neat.

[ill88eagle]

So far, no love to MacOS, Solaris, and BSD.

Just so you guys know, there is a BSD operating system that does have a GUI out of the box, it's called helloSystem: https://hellosystem.github.io/docs/

You can use a virtual machine, but I believe the programmers recommend using it as a host OS. It's pretty neat.

Akchually you can compile debian with a BSD kernel is you so desire. Also MacOS is just BSD with apple fluff

[lustrous]

So far, no love to MacOS, Solaris, and BSD.

Just so you guys know, there is a BSD operating system that does have a GUI out of the box, it's called helloSystem: https://hellosystem.github.io/docs/

You can use a virtual machine, but I believe the programmers recommend using it as a host OS. It's pretty neat.

Akchually you can compile debian with a BSD kernel is you so desire. Also MacOS is just BSD with apple fluff

So true

Unfortunately the development of Debian GNU/kFreeBSD has officially terminated as of July 2023 due to the lack of interest and volunteers.

You may find the official announcement here.

[ill88eagle]

Let me add that both OpenBSD and FreeBSD ship with GUI out of the box (in case someone would get the idea they dont from RX's post).

[lustrous]

Let me add that both OpenBSD and FreeBSD ship with GUI out of the box (in case someone would get the idea they dont from RX's post).

[RobertX]

How would you access it?

[Ciberzen]

Windows 10, Windows 11 and Linux Mint (Cinnamon).