Os's

[Epgs]

what os are you running and what os's do you have experience with?

[Gayowulf]

I am using one of the most well known and use Os's. win 98.

I have experience with NT win95 winme win 3.1 msdos 5, 6, 7

I have used linux and unix and mac OS but not enought that i could say i am experienced

[LeX]

Currently using Win98.

Have experience with Win3.1 for Workgroups, Win3.1, Win2.0, MSDOS6, MacOS4-or-5-maybe-6-can't-remember.

Played with Redhat Linux?.? (dunno what version, used only for a month), WinME (just a little) and whatever OS Sun Microsystems runs on I've played with too.

[Canuckkev]

I am running win 98, and for a long time had a 3.1 . Some DOS too if that counts...And I have used win 95

[Hoth]

I use Windows 98 and Red Hat 7 (usually Windows). Previously: DOS, Windows 95, Red Hat 6.

[Toefur]

This computer is running Win ME, it used to be running '98.

I also used to use '95.

And have also used Win 3.11, 3.1, and some other windows thing... Dos 3,5, 6.x.

Quikmenu. (Whose used that? it was freaking cool!)

AAAAAAAAAND. My most most favourite ever... Xtree Gold! (Of which I used versions 1.3 -- 4.0)

:D

[}:8) Supermoo]

XTREE GOLD! Ahhh, brings back them old memories! :)

[Gayowulf]

Just remembered. It wasn't an os but I used PC-Shell a lot too

[Epgs]

Ok i currently use win 98, win me, win 2000, win 95, red hat 7.0, and free bsd. I have experience with all these plus win 3.1, corel linux, and os2 warp.

Anyone still use os2 warp? it is almost virus free which is cool. no one make viruses that affect os2 warp.

[Koolguy]

Originally posted by Epgs

Anyone still use os2 warp? it is almost virus free which is cool. no one make viruses that affect os2 warp.

Probably because nobody uses it besides you, lol. :D

[atlas]

Lets see:

Linux (RH6.2+), Apple ][, System 4-7 (Macintosh), MacOS 8-9, MacOS X, Solaris, various BSDs, Win 3.1, Win 95, Win 98.

-mk
atlascgi.com

[gyrbo]

My turn:
* win3.1
* win 3.11
* all sorts of DOS
* win95 (never had it on MY comp)
* win98
* win98SE
* Corel linux
* SuSE linux
(* RedHat linux, never got it installed)

[Coolin]

All my experience is on Windows. I am experienced with Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows 2000. I used to be good with Windows 3.1... But I forgot everything.

[Koolguy]

palm os, wahoo

[Nick]

I use Mandrake Linux 7.2 offline, but need windows98 for online experience because I can't get my modem to work for Linux :(.

[Coolin]

Originally posted by Nick
I use Mandrake Linux 7.2 offline, but need windows98 for online experience because I can't get my modem to work for Linux :(.

*Coolin mutters under his breath* "Stupid Winmodems!"

[Koolguy]

Modems... Eeevil things.......... :p

[Coolin]

Originally posted by Koolguy
Modems... Eeevil things.......... :p I wouldn't talk, your cable connection uses a cable modem :p

[Zef Hemel]

* Dos 6
* Win 3.1 (and 3.11 ;))
* Dos 7
* Windows 95
* Windows 98
* Windows NT (for a few weeks)
* SunOS (remotely, on server :D)
* SuSE Linux 6.2
* Redhat Linux 7.0
* Slackware Linux 7.2 (is it out? No, downloaded the slackware-current directory)

[Coolin]

I telnetted to a Linux box. Does that count? ;)

[Dipstick]

Win2k is good!!!!!

[Coolin]

Originally posted by Dipstick
Win2k is good!!!!!
Uh yeah... I agree.

Windows 2000 is perfect for everyday desktop use as it runs most applications quickly and effectively without that thing that says "Illegal Operation" the "BSOD." As for games, which I don't play many, I still usually use Windows 98.

[Epgs]

koolguy he has a point there, oh and i congradulate coolin on thinking of such a smart as s thing to say

[Coolin]

Originally posted by Epgs
koolguy he has a point there, oh and i congradulate coolin on thinking of such a smart as s thing to say Are you talking about the modem thing? If so, and you aren't being sarcastic about me, Thank You Very Much. ;)

[polestar]

y'know - on the Amiga.

[Epgs]

yeah i am talking about the modem and i am being serious