blnchflr: Remus/Ghost!Sirius (Ubuntu)
practice being a zebra ([personal profile] blnchflr) wrote in [community profile] linux4all2009-10-06 08:33 am
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Curious:

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What is your primary OS?

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BSD
1 (3.3%)

Linux
23 (76.7%)

Solaris
0 (0.0%)

Mac OS X
4 (13.3%)

Windows
1 (3.3%)

Other
1 (3.3%)

Other/additional comments:

Will you be installing Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala (or Kubuntu/Xubuntu/Edubuntu) at the end of October

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I'm already running the alpha/beta version!
2 (6.7%)

Yes, will be installing asap
6 (20.0%)

Will be installing eventually
7 (23.3%)

No, will continue using older Ubuntu version
2 (6.7%)

Am not running Ubuntu
13 (43.3%)

Which method do you prefer:

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Upgrade
19 (63.3%)

Clean install
11 (36.7%)

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[personal profile] yvi 2009-10-06 06:40 am (UTC)(link)
Um, it always sounds completely nerdy when I say I 'have' three machines. But one's home (Debian/XP dual-boor), the laptop (Debian/XP-dualboot), university (Debian only) and the server I share with my boyfriend (BSD). The dual-boots get booted into Windows every few weeks or so...
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[personal profile] sixbeforelunch 2009-10-06 02:10 pm (UTC)(link)
I have three machines. One a dual boot XP/Ubuntu 8.10, and a laptop and a desktop both running only Ubuntu 8.10.

As for upgrading, I am planning to, but I've been planning on upgrading to 9.04 since it came out and it's been six months so...yeah.
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[personal profile] draigwen 2009-10-06 03:54 pm (UTC)(link)
I have dual boot Ubuntu and Windows 7. Windows solely for gaming use, which means I don't log into it for months, then it becomes my primary OS for weeks with Ubuntu being used for about 5 minutes an evening (I always log into Ubuntu first to check email before switching to Windows for games).

I must admit I didn't even know the next Ubuntu was just around the corner! I tend to upgrade as soon as the newest version is out of beta, after checking that it's not likely to break anything too badly on upgrade!
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[personal profile] baggyeyes 2009-10-06 11:01 pm (UTC)(link)
I can't connect to the modem through Linux, and all of my work stuff is online-based...so...Mac is my current primary OS. But I have fun in Linux. I tinker. I want to upgrade, but being on dialup, I haven't had much luck upgrading.
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[personal profile] asenathwaite 2009-10-07 05:46 am (UTC)(link)
I use Arch as my main OS (I refuse to acknowledge any personal connection between myself and the computer I use at work). Arch does a rolling release, but when I did a lot of distro-hopping I preferred clean installs to upgrades.

[personal profile] feathertail 2009-10-08 06:37 pm (UTC)(link)
Linux Mint for the win! Tied pretty closely to Ubuntu release cycles, but not, in fact, Ubuntu. ^.^