[Shin]

Still banging at Windows, or Microsoft. Whatever you wanna call it.
It's the mainnnn G.

[dark_bit]

DEBIAN ___________
/ / / / / / debian jessie 8 && kali linux
/ / / / / /_______

[Shinoa]

NodeOS>

Anyone who disagrees deserves death

[Blink]

Arch
OpenSUSE
OSX and Debian are tied...

In that order.

[Boudica]

NodeOS>

Anyone who disagrees deserves death

I was just wondering how you managed to post that with so few characters... Then I saw the small text.

Plz don't kill me, I be windows user. To be fair, I'll probably stick with windows for the sake of convenience while gaming/doing uni stuff.

[Blink]

NodeOS>

Anyone who disagrees deserves death

Related XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1508/

Also, please have a spoiler that states that this is a joke post, or some people will get confused.

[mothered]

Plz don't kill me, I be windows user. To be fair, I'll probably stick with windows for the sake of convenience while gaming/doing uni stuff.

That makes two of us.

I've been heavily Involved with the Windows platform since the good old16 Bit Windows 3.1 back In the 90s. I remember Installing Microsoft Office 95 (25 floppy disk Install), that literally took close to 2 hours. On one occasion, It failed mid-way through and I had to start the process all over again.

[Boudica]

Plz don't kill me, I be windows user. To be fair, I'll probably stick with windows for the sake of convenience while gaming/doing uni stuff.

That makes two of us.

I've been heavily Involved with the Windows platform since the good old16 Bit Windows 3.1 back In the 90s. I remember Installing Microsoft Office 95 (25 floppy disk Install), that literally took close to 2 hours. On one occasion, It failed mid-way through and I had to start the process all over again.

Omg, that actually hurts to think about. I kinda forgot about floppy disks. My younger brother probably doesn't even know what a floppy disk is. I remember my pack of multicoloured ones that I had ready to save school work to!

I really have no memory of what my first OS was, asides from the fact it was Windows. I was born in the 90s and had a stunning white box machine in my room that allowed me to draw pictures (good old paint) and write stories (good old word) and run Bugs Bunny Lost in Time. <-- The childhood memory of my first PC xD
It's probably possible to narrow down which OS just from the year I was using it.

[mothered]

Omg, that actually hurts to think about. I kinda forgot about floppy disks. My younger brother probably doesn't even know what a floppy disk is. I remember my pack of multicoloured ones that I had ready to save school work to!

I really have no memory of what my first OS was, asides from the fact it was Windows. I was born in the 90s and had a stunning white box machine in my room that allowed me to draw pictures (good old paint) and write stories (good old word) and run Bugs Bunny Lost in Time. <-- The childhood memory of my first PC xD
It's probably possible to narrow down which OS just from the year I was using it.

Oh yes, I vividly remember the multicolored floppy disks. I had so many and they were pretty good to help distinguish/Identify exactly what was stored on each one.

I also had the white box as a desktop PC. From memory, It was a Pentium 100 that took close to 5 minutes to fully boot. I actually remember the game "Bugs Bunny Lost in Time". I think It was In very early 2000.

[Boudica]

Omg, that actually hurts to think about. I kinda forgot about floppy disks. My younger brother probably doesn't even know what a floppy disk is. I remember my pack of multicoloured ones that I had ready to save school work to!

I really have no memory of what my first OS was, asides from the fact it was Windows. I was born in the 90s and had a stunning white box machine in my room that allowed me to draw pictures (good old paint) and write stories (good old word) and run Bugs Bunny Lost in Time. <-- The childhood memory of my first PC xD
It's probably possible to narrow down which OS just from the year I was using it.

Oh yes, I vividly remember the multicolored floppy disks. I had so many and they were pretty good to help distinguish/Identify exactly what was stored on each one.

I also had the white box as a desktop PC. From memory, It was a Pentium 100 that took close to 5 minutes to fully boot. I actually remember the game "Bugs Bunny Lost in Time". I think It was In very early 2000.

Oh gosh, the boot speed was crazy. Not that we would have thought of it as slow at the time per se...

You do? I spent many an hour playing that as a young child! It must have been around 2001-2003 when I was playing, so that sounds about right. I googled the release date: 1999!