Which OS do u like best?

[Deleted member 613]

Which OS do u like best? Windows, Linux or MacOS

 

[Tealk]

What exactly does that have to do with C#?

 

[Mathematical]

I've moved this thread over to the General Discussion board. Carry on folks.

 

[Deleted member 613]

What exactly does that have to do with C#?

@Tealk I never put a tag called C# on this

 

[Mathematical]

@Tealk I never put a tag called C# on this

We both know you didn't. What he was referring to was the fact that you posted this in the C# discussion-board.

 

[Deleted member 613]

Oh ok

We both know you didn't. What he was referring to was the fact that you posted this in the C# discussion-board.

Oh,ok. it was by accident.

 

[Mathematical]

Oh ok

Oh,ok. it was by accident.

Well, just make sure to read where it is your posting next time. We don't want to have to keep on moving posts about.

 

[Deleted member 613]

Well, just make sure to read where it is your posting next time. We don't want to have to keep on moving posts about.

I'm still learning how to post on this platform,but it won't happen again .

 

[Deleted member 613]

I wonder which one will win...

 

[Deleted member 1442]

Windows 10 Pro, MacOS Big Sur, Kali Linux

 

[Malcolm]

Windows 10 Pro, Ubuntu and MacOS. Chrome OS is starting to climb the ladder.

 

[Antero360]

Windows 10 Pro, MacOS Big Sur, Kali Linux

for day to day.. I have windows 10, linux mint, WSL...
for penetration testing.. I have Parrot Security OS

 

[JosiahMaybe]

I like Ubuntu Linux. You can do some pretty advanced configuring on it and it is open source. I like Windows for amount of packages but prefer Ubuntu Linux. I got Ubuntu Pro with current Ubuntu LTS (22.04.3) and have two things to say about it, could use more packages and has some advanced options. I do have two Windows 10 computers. It took some time for me to figure scrolling on this Ubuntu thing, but other than that smooth sailing. I had a choice of 3 Linux security programs total so yeah, definitely few packages. X E.

 

[xlucas]

I'm a GNU/Linux user. I've tried several distros. Currently on Mint. For work, I use Rocky Linux mostly. I originally used DOS when I had my first computer and when the trend to switch to Windows came, I resisted fiercely. I kept on using DOS for several more years until I felt comfortable enough with Linux to make it my primary OS.

I'm not going to say GNU is all wonderful all the time, but I find it to be the best available option nowadays. I personally would've liked it if some old OS of the type of DOS, but free software, that allowed you to do a lot of assembly, direct access to hardware, etc., had evolved through the years to become more powerful, but not more restricitve. That would've been my ideal OS.