Curious:

[blnchflr]

Poll #1421

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 30

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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:

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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%)

Comments

[blnchflr]

I assumed many (most?) people have more than one machine and may be running different things - I find it hard to incorporate that into the poll, without making it really long, *g*. But I also assume most people think of one OS as their primary? Or maybe that should have been a question, too :o)

[yvi]

Well, I suppose at least 95% of all computer users are only running one operating system. It#s just that members of this community probably belong to the remaining 5% more often :)

I definitely think of Linux, and specifically Debian, as my primary operating system.

[cesy]

Well, I'd like to think of Linux as my primary, but over the past six months, I've spent about 10 hours on Linux, whereas I'm on Windows most of the day, 6 days a week. I probably spend on average half an hour a day on Putty to a unix-based box, but the rest is in Windows. The Linux box is my main machine, but I've been working out-of-town so I've been using the work laptop far more than my home desktop.