What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 04/26/0110:04 AM
What is your opinion, people?Hmmmm!!
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 04/29/0109:55 AM
The poll requires that a voter log in first. I hate being required to be a registered ntcompatible user and logging in every time I want to post something but I am more likely to put up with that hassle for posting something than taking polls.
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 04/29/0110:06 AM
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 04/29/0104:58 PM
Ahh, yes Open BSD. I probably shouldve grouped Linux/Unix/OpenBSD together, but I didnt think about it. There's other OS's I couldve put, like O/S2/Warp or DOS, but didnt think those were as big, especially OS 2.
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 04/29/0107:21 PM
Quote:
The poll requires that a voter log in first. I hate being required to be a registered ntcompatible user and logging in every time I want to post something but I am more likely to put up with that hassle for posting something than taking polls.
Go to the "User CP" button, and click "Edit Options". If you have cookies enabled, it will auto-magically log you in when you come back to NTComp.
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 05/01/0108:35 AM
ouch! hey who threw that rock?
...it's gettin rough here, im out.
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 05/01/0111:17 AM
Hmm, you seem to be alone on the mac, zirik. I was rather shocked at the support for BeOS, didnt know it had that much support. I was expecting like one vote for it. This has definitely been an interesting poll so far.
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 05/02/0101:43 AM
OMG! Who vote for BeOS is the best! Screw Windows! 8)
I vote for Linux is good, but I still prefer Windows
Re: What do you think is the best alternative to Windows? - 05/02/0111:31 AM
i feel that this is a pretty stable config
win2k pro = workstation database server = solaris firewall or sites that need to be secure = openbsd servers where speed is more of an issue than security (ie webservers and so on)= freebsd internal mail, dns, fileserver, pdc = linux (debian prefered)