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Which operating system do you use? Windows? Linux? Mac? other?

Windows, Ubuntu

Windows 7 64Bit.

Windows Vista Home Premium on this machine.

I have one with Windows 8.1 too, which I do not like.

32 bit (actually 64 bit) windows 7

I think that there was a similar thread in the past here.
I'm currently using Windows 10 preview, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 Ultimate on a couple of systems. All operating systems are 64-bit and some are heavy customized (to increase performance).
I had some Ubuntu system in the past but that wasn't really working out for me.

Windows XP

Both Windows and Linux - well, not so much Linux recently, I'm afraid.

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Have you tried Linux Mint? I also used to have Ubuntu installed, but switched to Mint a few years ago - if nothing else, it seems far less heavy to me.

Debian and Windows.

i use Windows 7 64-Bit for my computer's operating system

windows 7 x 64 bit   :)

One of my computers I use Linux, Ubuntu 15.04 and another one of them I use Kali, learning the ropes. Windows is not my cup of tea with all the viruses/trojans etc that are out hunting the users down, to risky for me.

Currently using windows, i did want to use linx but found it difficult to get going with it.  I plan to come back at a later date and have another go with linux as its safer i'd prefer to use it ideally.

No. However, I was following up with the update to Linux Mint recently and it looks great. I'm thinking of trying it out when I find the time and the right machine to reinstall.
There is just a lot of maintenance work on them and a lot of files. I'd hate to lose anything of importance.

Linux is safer and it is worth spending the time to learn it.

Well thanks guys for letting us now.
Windows Vista still here :P

I like ubuntu user interface, clear colors

Windows XP is the best

Windows XP. It's what was on the PC when I bought it.

window 8.1 ...

LInux for daily stuff, Windows for gaming

I use Windows where it just has to work.

• Laptop: I can't aford to fiddle around just to get things work when I'm on travel. Some free-standing lodges away from popular tourist destinations I visited only have mobile connected internet. The mobile connection is usually etablished with an USB stick which primarily runs on Windows.
• Gaming.
• When dealing with work related stuff: I need 100% compatibility with *.docx *.xlsx *.pptx *.vsd files, not 99,9%.

I use Linux where I want confidence and privacy: for personal things.

I personally prefer Windows over Linux. Windows does have much more functionality and programs. Linux on the other hand doesn't have much programs specifically ported for it. The UI is also fairly easy to use. Security wise, Linux would be much more safer but Windows can just be as safe if proper measures are taken.

Mac for work, Windows for gaming :)

I never liked Linux..  8)

windows 8.1

Linux. I have 4 different flavors of it running right now. Windows is too limiting and the software costs too much money.

Kali linux ofc. What else  :P
Sure as hell won't run windows with all the exploits and malware lurking around

I use Linux Deepin and Fedora as my main desktop operating systems, and
CentOS/Debian for servers. Deepin is really pretty and fits to my needs.

I really can't stand Windows for a number of reasons, but I shouldn't
get into that here.

I think you use kali linux for many thinks like finding the wifi passwords right?

I'm using Windows 8.1 on my laptop, but sometimes I prefer Linux due to the fact that it is a more secure and faster OS.

Windows 7x64 on my PC  and  Windows 8.1 on my laptop

I use windows 7.

windows

Windows 7

win & linux

Crunchbang Debian

win 7 x64

I'm using Windows XP now  :)

Currently using Linux mint.

Windows is light years ahead of Linux in terms of security (but not privacy). Not only have they formally verified most of their kernel drivers to not crash the system over the past 5 years, but they have implemented every single OpenBSD stack protection including stack randomization, PIE, stack gap, W^X memory protection, and a slew of others and all of it is enabled by default. Kernel.org has these protections, but you have to manually enable them they are almost never on by default on any distro I've used. You also have to manually patch the system with GrSecurity/PaX in order to prevent serious udev priv escalation and get better memory read/write protections.

The only reason Linux appears more secure is that malware writers don't bother with it as it's such a tiny market share of desktops when deploying their bank credential sucking shitware. The vast majority of that shitware is enabled by Java applets, and Adobe insecurity. Remove those and your system won't easily be compromised. Every single time you hear of a "Java 0day" it's likely an applet exploit. Why the fuck Oracle doesn't simply deprecate and discontinue browser-side Java applet support nobody will ever know.

If you're using Linux for desktop first get the Linux Libre version of the kernel.org release removed of blobs, then patch it with grsec. Now you have to manually tinker with paxctl program flags to get Chromium to work but it's the only way to bring your system at par with Windows or OpenBSD default protections.

Of course you can always just use something like Qubes if you're a heavy bitcoin trader and wish to separate important things like credentials and wallets from each other, and from network facing daemons or browsers that can be exploited as you can spin up a new VM with Qubes on the fly.

I like the Kali linux, dont know but it can find the WPA2 and something else so it is basically wireless password

Windows 7 32 bit

Most of my computers run Slackware LINUX - some of them are very old machines running older versions, but it gets the job done, they're dedicated single-function machines that never download anything, and they're behind a LINIX-based firewall so security on them isn't a major issue.

 I have 3 machines for gaming ONLY that run XP Sp3
 I have 1 machine for gaming running Windows 7, that will eventually probably replace one of the XP machines.

 If it wasn't for games, I'd be 100% LINUX by now - but some of the games I play do NOT play well with WINE if at all.

 Windows is KNOWN to have security holes that M$ will not fix, due to the fact it would break backwards compatability if they DID try to fix them.

 Windows security is a pathetic JOKE.

 There are 3 reasons you see almost all trojans/viruses/etc written for Windows:

 1) There ARE a lot more Windows machines around.
 2) There are a LOT more vulnerabilities in Windows
 3) LINUX users tend to be a LOT more security concious on average than Windows users


 Hint - there are a LOT more Internet SERVERS that run LINUX than run Windows. There are 2 primary reasons for THAT (1) STABILITY (2) SECURITY

Windows 7 32 bit

windows 7 64 bit, i actually used 32 bit when i didnt know that 64 is suitable for my pc :D

linux

I use windows 7

Windows here.

Windows 7

Windows 7
64 bit

I had windwos 8 and it was lots of bug so i decided to go back to windows 7 basic it do it job

Work: Mac OS X, Linux CentOS, Linux Ubuntu
Home: Linux Ubuntu, Linux Raspbian

Linux for finance.

Windows for casual things.

i am using Windows 7 Ultimate for a few years now and i am very satisfied with it. I think i won't change it, but if i like the windows 10 more maybe i will change my opinion :)

Windows

Linux and windows both installed, just choosing which system i want to start up in order to load it ;) Simple as that  ;D

Windows 7, been a fan of Windows XP before too.

Windows 8 and Linux (Each installed in a separate desk).

I am using a test mode of the Windows 10, it is lots of bugs so i dont plan to downgrade  anymore, waiting for official release.

Windows 7

I'm use windows 7 professional 64 bit original

Windows , I tried Linux, but I just hate it. Windows is nice and easy, and good for technologically retarded people such as myself.

Using Windows 7.

Windows 8.

Windows 7 and Linux. I have a old windows 97 machine to play some of the older games which dont run great on modern systems.

Looks like everyone here uses W7, Mac crashes too many times, while linux is still not user friendly.

Win 8 and Win 10 is a joke.

I just hope Linux gets better, i`d skip mac easily

i use DEBIAN  ;D

i use windows and mac

Mostly OSX, OpenBSD, and Linux Mint.

To a lesser extent, I'll use other GNU/Linux flavors, FreeBSD, and even various DOS's such as MS-DOS, Carbon OS (LightDOS), or FreeDOS. And of course Windows 7.

I hate them all.

Linux  8)

Windows XP

Mac user, but it feels like pc is better for btc use.

Windows on my desktop and Mac OS on my Macbook ;)

windows 7 and 8

7 PC's but 6 of them have something different on each.
Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows 8.1 Pro
Windows 10
Windows 8.1
Ubuntu
Windows 2012 R2

I am using both Windows and Linux.

windows 7 :)

i'm using window 8.1 ..
what about window 10 .??? hows the OS ..!! IS software of this window is available???

Windows 7 Ultimate

I was using Windows 8 until I short circuit my motherboard. Now I am currently using a Macbook to do my work. Once I get the money to fix my PC I will.

Windows 7

windows and ubuntu

I'm using Mac and Windows 7 together.

Better disable all the keyloggers on Win 10 if you install it. It's largely a cloud based OS where your desktop is just a personal assistant. Everything you do is vacuumed by data mining https://jonathan.porta.codes/2015/07/30/windows-10-seems-to-have-some-scary-privacy-defaults/

You can still disable these things for now, probably not in the near future.

windows

windows 7

Mac OS

Mac.

Linux

windows

windows 7

windows and mac

i use linux

windows xp and 7

linux and mac

windows 8.0

centOS

I am using Windows for all my life. Started with Windows XP in 2003 and now i am on Windows 7, considering to upgrade to Windows 10. I used Linux on the computer in my school but i like Windows more :)

I like to use the Windows operating system. This is the one that I am the most used to having throughout the years and since I work on computers, I have had a lot of experience with doing all of this on the Windows system. I know there are quite a few people who do not like the Windows systems, but they are some of the best selling in the country so they must be doing something right. They do well for me and I do not plan to use any of the other ones that are around so I think that is what I will probably stick with unless something really goes wrong with it over the years.

Mac is one that I do not plan to use ever. I hate the Mac computers and think they are overpriced and they are slow and clunky. The only thing I ever heard about these is that you should choose to go with them because they cannot get a virus. But of course they will find out that viruses can happen on these computers. Of course there is some viruses that will go with the computer. While they are made slightly different compared to the windows computers, someone is going to become smart enough to take over and make this kind of virus and there goes the benefit of using this kind of computer.

I had to use these computers when I was in school when I was in advertising. I always thought they were slow and did not work as well as you would like. I know people raved about how great and the college tried to get me to purchase one of my own, but I refused. I loved my windows computer and each time I had to use a Mac computer, it became harder to use even though they were new. I would not recommend using this kind of operating system for any of your needs.

I have heard a few things about Linux, but do not know anyone personally who has used this system. It seems like a great option if you want the functionality of using the windows system but would like some of the cool features that come from using a Mac. I might recommend this one, except that I have never personally used it in the past so I cannot really help with that.

So out of what I have used, I would go with the windows systems. It is easier to use and I like it the most.

windows and ubuntu

windows 10 ...the best  8)

For me windows 7 is the best. It is the most amazing work of microsoft after windows xp till. Can't say anything about windows 10 because i haven't used it yet but soon will.

Windows only  ;)

Linux of course, but Windows for gaming and other useless stuff

Linux Mint KDE 17.1
Windows 10 Pro

Windows 8.1

I am using Windows 7 operating system on my personal computer. I am very satisfied with it. In the future I want to try Windows 8 and Windows 10 :)

Windows 7. Eventually Ubuntu.

Windows. It’s the most popular desktop and laptop operating system in the world and offers the widest compatibility with existing software and hardware.

Windows 10 on the main pc
Windows 8.1 on the crypto pc (Dedicated only to crypto coins)
Windows Embedded PosReady 2009 on the node pc (That i will use to help some new cryptocoins) but on this one i will switch to ReactOs

other :'(

Arch Linux, because it's light-weight, and I like its package manager (pacman) most of all distro families.

Although I can do a typical manual command-line Arch Linux installation, I've been using Antergos (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antergos) (which is basically Arch Linux with a graphical installer) on my main machine for half a year now. My desktop environment is the Gnome 3 Shell. In this setup it would also be very beginner-friendly. I'm very happy with it and it practically ended my distro-hopping phase.

http://worldofgnome.org/uploads/2013/12/antergos-gcc.png

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynwnCpVjgfM

windows 10

Ubuntu 15.04

trolling, I pray.

I'm using Windows 8 on my laptop

my main OS is linux : (xubuntu 15.04)
Other virtual OS : windows 7 and more linux distributions (Suse, debian, Elementary OS, Linux mint, openBSD, Centos)
What is your choice of virtualization : vmware workstation, virtual box, vmware player
my phones iphone3 and iphone4 and my tables is ipad3 but I'dont like OsX

Windows. I get too used to it cant even think to switch

Windows 7 & Windows 10

Windows 7

Ubuntu and windows

Mageia linux 5

Fedora

windows

I am currently using windows 7 (32bit) but my favourite still go to Windows XP it is a simple operating system

I use Linux mostly

Debian

I'am using Windows however I have to say that Linux is definitly the future , it can be installed on PCs, laptops, netbooks, mobile and tablet devices, video game consoles, servers, supercomputers and more. Android for example is based on Linux kernel .

I have tried both operating systems and I use different systems at work, on road and at home too, so I don't stick to any of them I can use every kind of them easily

Well I use WIndow 10 on my latop, but in my pc i use Ubuntu because my windows crashed I get errors. I like Ubuntu for work but for games it really sucks :(

Anything Unix, though quite a few jobs in the past involved using a Windows desktop to shell into Unix boxes. Right now I've got a Macbook (and I'm loving OS X) and various boxes running Linux (mostly Debian or Ubuntu). In the near future I'm setting up a new NAS, and that'll be either a BSD- or Solaris-derivative.

Arch Linux and Windows 8.1 dual boot

What I say when people find out that I dual boot:
http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lmwvz52uNS1qzy7wxo1_400.png

Steam OS is the way forward:  http://store.steampowered.com/steamos

Debian

SteamOS just looks like Ubuntu or Debian with Steam preinstalled.

win 10 because it gives my information to authorities so they can protect me  :)

windows 7 64 bit

Who told that your info goes to the authorities and not so some random guy? Anyway there is a tool to disable the spying from microsoft and oh god, microsoft really send your info to a lot of websites

windows is closed source, you'll have to trust them that they won't send the information anyway even if you disallow it or or use tools to disable

of course microsoft is nice and would never do it if you don't allow, right?

Maybe im among a few here but i use Windows.  :)

Ubuntu 14.04 Much better than windows  :P

Literally no point in it. its for gaming only and doest offer anything windows couldnt do or linux

Ubuntu

Windows 7  :)

Moved to university and am using a mac for designing. worst mistake ever

ಠ_ಠ

Windows 7

Windows 8

Windows 8/7 and ubuntu

I'm using this good old Windows 7 ! I use also Raspbian on my Pi 2.

Xubuntu is much better than ubuntu

Windows 7

Windows 7

Only Windows of course ;D I checked Puppy Linux, but it is not easy - then I must redesign software for installing ;D

Mac for everyday usage and app development, Windows for gaming, Ubuntu Server for app deployment.

I use Windows 7 64 Bits.

windows 10 ^^

I use both Windows 7 at work and OS X at home and Windows irritates me no end even after two years using it

I am using Windows 7 operating system on my personal computer. I am very satisfied with it. In the future I want to try Windows 8 and Windows 10 :)

I use Mac Yosemite now. It was quite difficult to get used to it after windows, but now it's fine. I like Mac for design, but I still think that windows is much easier.

Win 7 for both home and work. Will upgrade to 10 at home before long, then when I get a new laptop for work.

Don't upgrade to windows 10, the explorer is so bugged that months passed without a real fix

windows 8.1 not very happy with it.

windows 7

Windows 8.1
Waiting a little to update to Windows 10

Using Windows 7 Ultimate and trying to upgrade to Windows 10  ;D

windows 7

Windows 7.

Windows, Linux wasn't convenient IMO and Mac is too expensive and not that important if you aren't a designer IMO.

I can recommend any Ubuntu distrubtion though.

windows all the way here dont liek either elese

Windows 7

Windows & IOS, and Android

windows 7 and Android

Windows 10 PRO 64-bit

windows it is.

mac and windows

Window 8.1 but will upgrade it to 10 after getting my salary this month.

Windows, Linux is too complicated and lacks enough functionality (and too crowded with less useful items) IMO.

I agree with you Linux is more complicated for using. It has too many accrued functions and very bad design. Windows is windows.
I have linux-edubuntu on my lap top and it is very bad for using.

[alex@Q190 ~]# uname -a
FreeBSD Q190 11.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT #0 r287930: Thu Sep 17 20:40:12 UTC 2015     root@releng2.nyi.freebsd.org:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  amd64
[alex@Q190 ~]#

I tried to use Linux many times, but I always found it too difficult and switched back to Windows because. Anyway, I think if I buy a second computer, I will try again to use some Linux distro...  :)

Same here  :( Whenever i try to install linux (ubuntu  mostly) i always fail to install it long with windows. Finally i'm using windows 10 enterprise now.

now windows, have win8 on laptop and 'll upgrade to win10..it's ok for me like it

I don't. I have a hard time using Windows, I don't have a hard time using Linux.

Which seems complicated and hard to use is relative to what you learned on.

I learned on Linux. Most people learned on Windows.

It's a matter of what you are familiar with.

Since I started using computers, I have been using Windows. I have never liked Linux because of the limits in functionalities. Windows simplifies everything to the extend that my three year old son operates without any problem.

Just as an example, a close friend of mine was having trouble getting skype to work on Windows. It worked in the past but it suddenly stopped working whenever she plugged her USB headset in. Continued to work with built-in mic but not the headset.

For several days I tried helping her, figuring out what was wrong with it. Bought a new headset, that didn't help either.

Finally I asked a friend. His response "First thing to try is always a reboot"

So we did that and suddenly her skype started working with the USB headset.

That would have never occurred to me because rebooting is never the solution in Linux.

i have been using windows all the versions so far in my life but i love to learn how to use linux.

Windows and Android OS

Windows ofc because it's the best

Windows 10, Chrome OS and Android. I used to use SuSe on a desktop, but that's not too handy for mobile computing. I want to start using Ubuntu, and that's the reasonI bought the Win 10 notebook, but atm I seem to have got myself locked into Windows to my regret.

I use Linux of course, it has everything I need

Windows 7 & 8.1 & 10 - for games,photoshop ..
Linux Ubuntu 14.10 & 15.10 - for security ( wallets .. )
Android 4.4.4 KitKat on mobile.

I am using windows 8.1 64 bit..

Windows 7 64Bit on all three

Ubuntu 14.04 :)

You guys should give Elementary OS a shot. It's designed to be really easy to use, you don't have to learn the terminal/commands. Plus it's gorgeous and uses very little RAM, check it out on YouTube. It's been a full year now since I moved to eOS from Win 10 (since the Insider program) and I totally love it. For gaming I have the Steam client installed which is all I need really :)

Now win8 and probably ll upgrade to win 10

I use the good old windows still. I really wanted to go linux once but gaming and ease to use makes me stay at windows.

Recently i feel Ubuntu has passed Windows when it comes to ease of use. Except if you want to play games.  ;D Then Linux is quite the hassle.
I run Xubuntu myself, and I even managed to make my dad switch from Windows to Ubuntu.

I use Windows, like most people

I've always used windows.  Macs are too expensive for a lot of people.

i am use windows 8,and some years ago also use dual boot,use windows 7 and 8 ;D i love windows because i am often use that,maybe if i have macbook,i will love mac ;D

Win 10 but it has annoying popup saying it will expire soon   ::)

Windows mainly, Used linux before and did not like it, Used XP, Vista, 7, 8 and the best of them at it's time was XP, 7 was great OS too IMO.

im using dual bot, windows and linux, i use windows for design and gaming, linux for educational purposes.

I'm using Windows 10 for my laptop and Windows XP for my desktop for gaming purposes.

Laptop is on Windows
Phone is on Android
And Linux is where I work! :p

My laptop is on Windows and my phone is Android too.

I am using various operating systems on my machines. My laptop uses windows 10 while the iPad of course uses ios and my smartphone uses android.

Linux on all my laptop computers. I see no better way than light waight OS with multimedia support.
Linux gives my old computers better battery time and lover temperatures than Windows.
Desktop however needs windows as for gaming and some rare cases where linux just cant do.

Dual Boot OS Linux and windows

I am using windows 7 now because it supports most games
I used ubuntu for a while before and I will use it again soon

Laptop is Windows.  Phone is Android

all

i use windows.

For desktop, I use windows. And for my phone is android. I'm just a mainstream user. :D

windows 7

I use windows 10 on desktop and it is fine.
I prefer to use android on mobile cause I like to customize and fully operate my device.

I just exchanged Ubuntu for Linux Mint MATE. So far it's looking okay: simple desktop that has everything I need and works quite well.
Only weird thing: it has Yahoo and other forgotten search engines as default, I had to manually add Google to my browsers!

That's because MATE cares about privacy and Google makes its money by turning you into the product it sells, which is counter to privacy.

Windows 7 x 64 bit

Windows 7.

I use Windows XP SP2 x 32 bit

Windows 7 Ultimate! i was using windows 10, but i get soo many errors

I used to use windows 7 but I have updated to 10 and its fine.

Present i am using Windows but previosly i used MAC OS also compare to MAC windows is user friendly.

I use Windows 8.1

I am currently using OS X and windows

Windows 8 on my computer, although I force desktop mode all the time. With phone I use Android.

Windows and Kali linux

Mac but might switch to windows

I use windows because I use it for gaming

Ubuntu for the most part, but I keep several Windows versions available for compiling software for clients that are stuck with it! LOL   :D

Oh, yeah, I have an Android tablet in the mix...

I use a mac, and it is great for work and is v fast. But in terms of gaming windows is definitely the way to go

Windows7 ultimate

Is there anybody using windows RT?. This operating system sucks. I bought a Microsoft tablet loaded with windows RT and you can not install anything on it. If even applications like Adobe readers cannot be added.

Windows ony, I dont know how to use the others

Mac  :) Macbook Air 13...

That's pretty disappointing. Without windows, apparently nobody would use computers. Linux lyfe! Ubuntu phone and ubuntu desktop ftw. I have a rpi and it too runs ubuntu. You can't go wrong with linux ;p
Just 1 windows system in my house, and it boots off a usb. lel

mac

Windows 10, i would be surprised if someone is using MenuetOS  ;D

windows 7 ultimate 64 bits

I'm using Windows 7 right now.  I've always used some version of Windows.

Linux mostly although I also have a Mac

just installed windows 7 ultimate earlier today... feels very different from windows xp. it's too bright and glossy for me even with dark themes.

I personally prefer Windows over Linux i never used Mac

windows, I only know to operate it

windows vista...

Windows 7 64 - bit. I really don't like new versions of windows. Maybe i am conservative but i want use stuff that comfortable for me.

I use windows 10

i use windows 7 as operating system. It is easy to use.Other versions are introduced like windows 8 and 10.

i use windows 7 64 bits

I hate what Ubuntu did to the default desktop, since they were planning to make a phone-version of Ubuntu. Microsoft tried the same: make an OS designed for phones and put it on a desktop.
Personally I like to keep those things strictly separated: a simple menu-button with a simple taskbar on my desktop, and some random loose icons on my phone. My Linux Mate is already "too fancy" with shadows behind windows and transparancy. You wouldn't print a book on transparant paper, why would you want transparant windows on your computer?

Windows 8. Planing to go to Windows 10. What are the reviews, are you satisfied?

I use mac, but i am saving up for a nice PC, i cant stand playing games on a mac

Window 10 is really good but sometimes i turn on the wifi it does not find any connection. If u satisfy with window 8 then continue....

Windows 7
                                                                                                                                               
                                                                   
Linux doesn't run my favorite apps so i ditched it

Windows 10

Windows 7. But I am planning to upgrade my OS to windows 10. Does anyone here have a problem with windows 10? Please share it here so we can decide if we will upgrade or not. Thank you in advance.

I still using windows xp. I think love it. But I'm looking now about windows 10 if its good.

I still with windows 7 x64.
That's my favourite..

windows 7 is enough for me.

Yah same here. Windows 7 has very simple designs, I already used to it, I cannot change for an upgrade anymore.

Linux Mint 17.3 in my home pc and for my server i use debian 64 bit i just love Linux Mint not need windows crap anymore

I took the free upgrade to windows 10. it's fine, everything still works in fact I like it better, it's nothing like windows 8 imo

Windows 10

i tried lots of linux distros but there is no one has an userfriendly gui.
windows 7 is the best

all computer shops i've had was windows. i think i cant say the same to other OS.

xp and 7 mostly vause i think the motherboard in my town cant simply handle unfamiliar Os.

Windows 10 works quite well with a Steam controller. Yeah, I'm that guy.

Windows 7, it is very easy to understand  :)

I use a macbook pro, upgraded to 8 gb of ram

windows 8 works quite and it has very simple design

Depends on whether you mind Microsoft spying and monitoring everything you do.

Personally I'd keep Windows 7 for as long as you can (or ideally venture into Linux if you value privacy and security).

windows, but i wanna use all 3

I use windows 8, but I heard Linux is the fastest of them all.

Using windows 10 now also i have mac book but usually i am windows user.

I'm using windows 8 and I'm planning to change my OS to Kali Linux.

When I first switched to Linux (think it was Mint) I was amazed by how much quicker my system ran.

Windows has so much bloatware, it's a shame I still have to use it to play games

I'm using linux and I just love it.

Windows 7

Of course Windows. Great one so far. Love it.

windows 7, always  ;D

I'm using windows 10.  8)