I just can't shake some of the Apple apps (e.g., Aperture, Pages, or Keynote) to be able to switch to Linux full-time.
Poll: What OS do you currently use?
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#12Ubuntu at home and servers, OSX at work.
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#13At home I use a Windows machine, two Arch Linux boxes, and an ARM Arch distro. I have a VPS with Ubuntu on it. At work I mostly use FreeBSD as my workstation and the production server cluster uses it. We have an ubuntu box in there somewhere too. Most of the office is using mac, so if the mood strikes me to go mobile with a laptop I pick one up from a stack of the things and wonder around with a mac. My hacker space has some old sparc machines I was thinking of grabbing... but I don't need another nightstand.
If you asked me this a few years ago, I'd say I used z/OS quite a bit too.
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#14Ubuntu for all servers everywhere.
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#15I see one vote for Other without any comment explaining which other OS it is. I'd be interested to see what pops up: Android, ChromeOS and FirefoxOS are really Linux variants; I suppose iOS stands on its own. VMS is certainly in use but probably not on the desktop. I suppose there are some Solaris folks...what else?
Could be someone who is writing their own.
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#16I've considered running Mint or some other popular distro on an old laptop of mine.
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#17I also have a laptop I use to run AROS and an older laptop and a couple of PCs that run Plan9. To be fair the PCs and laptop are mostly switched off, I mainly used them for distributed processing.
I desperately want to run AROS as a main OS but it's just not there yet for me. I've got haiku on my list of things to try as a personal desktop OS.
I use a mixture of iOS, stock Android and custom-built cyanogenmod firmwares on mobile devices. Granted, Android is technically Linux but I'm surprised neither that nor iOS were down as options.