captaincranky
Posts: 19,649 +8,795
Since I'm retired, should I still answer this?
Well anyway, it's XP and Windows 7 all the way for me. I have a couple of machines capable of dual boot with Ubuntu 15.xx. They keep me on my toes to quick click through the boot menu, so as to avoid having to use Linux...
And FWIW, I've never encountered more than a half dozen BSODs with XP since 2005! I realize I'll catch flack for this, but XP is still my favorite OS. It's light on hardware requirements, and long on performance with ease of use thrown in for good measure. I eagerly await your comments....
Well anyway, it's XP and Windows 7 all the way for me. I have a couple of machines capable of dual boot with Ubuntu 15.xx. They keep me on my toes to quick click through the boot menu, so as to avoid having to use Linux...
And FWIW, I've never encountered more than a half dozen BSODs with XP since 2005! I realize I'll catch flack for this, but XP is still my favorite OS. It's light on hardware requirements, and long on performance with ease of use thrown in for good measure. I eagerly await your comments....