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Tuishimi [2011-12-31 17:39:43 +0000 UTC]
Thanks for the ! I really enjoyed the time I spent using PC-BSD... it was a good operating system. Then again I like just about every OS out there.
Right now I am a Windows 7, about to be Windows 8 Beta user (when it finally arrives).
But I've used and loved VMS, UNIX, Linux, BSD's, BeOS (especially BeOS), OS/2, Mac OS 6-9 and Mac OS X of every flavor, and others that are not as popular.
Right now gaming and work are pretty much defining my need for Windows. But in fairness, Windows is quickly becoming a pretty good operating system... Microsoft is finally taking it to the "next level"... attractive, functional, better defined kernel vs. userland, etc.
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ryanbagueros In reply to Tuishimi [2012-01-30 02:16:26 +0000 UTC]
Hey! Sorry for the late reply. I'm still amazed how everybody on deviantart says 'thanks' whenever you favorite something they did. It's cool.
This past summer I did use Windows 7 on a brand new HP laptop (so it had a huge LCD screen + ran superfast) and I was impressed to see the integration of powershell and the new logging facilities. Still, though, the charm wore off for me + I found myself getting irritated with it ... I don't do that with other OSes (OSX, BSD, Linux). I think it's because fundamentally I still see it as that horrible Win 3.11 for Workgroups from my childhood ... that is, just some menu/window program running on DOS. I know that's not true + it runs with the Unix-comparable NT kernel but ... that's just me.
Not sure if PC-BSD is quite ready for primetime but it certainly could be. I'm really impressed with the user-friendliness that's come into distros like Linux Mint over the past handful of years. That's a ton of work
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Tuishimi In reply to ryanbagueros [2012-01-30 03:42:15 +0000 UTC]
I guess I just try to see all the positive aspects of operating systems.
(Not suggesting you don't, either). I think my favorite OS of all time, and the one I wish I was on all of the time, is the BeOS. (Well, or VMS running X-Windows/Motif).
I have fond memories of BeOS and VMS... Ahh well, both gone for the most part. I really still hold out hope for Haiku... but I am growing old rapidly and Haiku still hasn't reached a state where I can run special network security and Java tunneling applications, which I would need.
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