Which version of OS X are you currently using in your computer? Or are you using something else (Windows, Linux, etc.)? Or have you given up computers and are using iOS devices only? You may choose as many as you want to, if you have more than one computer / device / partition.
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Which operating system are you currently using?
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I use Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit on my home built system and Netbook. Mountain Lion on my '09 iMac and '11 Mini, and Snow Leopard on my '07 Mini
Wow, you seem to have a lot of computers! And they are mostly desktops.
I use both Mac OS X Lion and Windows 7 (with Bootcamp) on my white MacBook (it doesn't support OS X Mountain Lion, so I didn't do the upgrade). I use Windows 7 on my desktop PC (which I built by myself). I use both Windows 7 and Windows 8 beta on my PC laptop (a 15-inch Sager). And I use iOS on my iPad and on my iPhone.
I still have a '06 Black Macbook, but the logic board went bad last year so I bought an Acer Aspire 722 Netbook as a cheap temporary replacement. That said, I really need a new laptop because the netbook is painfully slow! I'm thinking about a 13" Macbook Pro.
Mountain Lion on my early 2011 i5 8gb of ram MBP, Windows 7 on a desktop, and Linux Mint on an old desktop. Thinking about buying OS X Panther soon for my PowerMac G4.
Main is OS X 10.8.2 on iMac and MB(P|A).
My firewall runs on FreeBSD and my Windows Vista on virtual machines either under Fusion on Mac or recently on VMware ESXi Win8 still public preview only in virtual. And Ubuntu Server also virtual.
My firewall runs on FreeBSD and my Windows Vista on virtual machines either under Fusion on Mac or recently on VMware ESXi Win8 still public preview only in virtual. And Ubuntu Server also virtual.
I have a pc running Ubuntu that runs my primary mail server but my main work computer is MBP with ML
Mountain Lion on my iMac and Snow Leopard on my MBP.
Windows 7 on my home PC and XP on my work PC.
iOS 6 on my iPad and iOS 5 on my iPhone.
Variety is the spice of life.
Windows 7 on my home PC and XP on my work PC.
iOS 6 on my iPad and iOS 5 on my iPhone.
Variety is the spice of life.
Some us are split between home and office. Myself, I use only OS X at home and only Windows at work.
Not in my case. I use MS Office at work and at home; I think it's a good suite of programs.
The folks with one machine just click on the poll and move on. Those with more than one like to brag.
Home setup involves a Core 2 Duo iMac (SL), a MacBook (SL), a PowerBook (Tiger), an Asus i5 laptop that was built for gaming (Win7), and a hand-built AMD Phenom system that multi-boots Ubuntu 10.4 and Win 7.
Work setup involves three Dell Optiplex desksides (Win 7, Ubuntu 10.4, Mint 13) and a MacBook Pro (SL). Tried Mountain Lion but returned to Snow Leopard.
Home setup involves a Core 2 Duo iMac (SL), a MacBook (SL), a PowerBook (Tiger), an Asus i5 laptop that was built for gaming (Win7), and a hand-built AMD Phenom system that multi-boots Ubuntu 10.4 and Win 7.
Work setup involves three Dell Optiplex desksides (Win 7, Ubuntu 10.4, Mint 13) and a MacBook Pro (SL). Tried Mountain Lion but returned to Snow Leopard.
ML on my IMac, MBP and MBA IOS6 on my ipad3 and new iphone5. I'm something of a compulsive upgrader though...I did hand back on SL to Lion a few months though.
The new scrollbars in Lion were a serious problem. The new auto-save code also seemed to be confusing Adobe CS 5.5. Once I returned to Snow Leopard, I appreciated other things I'd missed, including being able to use my Rosetta-dependent apps and peripherals.
Still on Snow Leopard, though I missed some of the features on Mountain Lion. Until Apple fix the severe GPU memory leak that stalls my BOINC every time I launch Google Chrome or other GPU-dedicated trigger finger apps
I miss Snow Leopard! I am currently using Lion, but it is slow on my 2008 MacBook. I wish I could go back to Snow Leopard, but my optical drive has stopped working, making me unable to install it again. And I didn't have time to figure out how to install Snow Leopard without an optical drive...
