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NotAnAdmin wrote:

Ubuntu rules em all

Wise guy right here.

Hawk wrote:

Windows 7 was pretty stable as everyone knows, it was the new Windows XP back in the day. I am the kind of person that like the newest features so I kept on upgrading from Windows 8/8.1 and up to 10.

Windows 10 is pretty stable and boots MUCH WAY faster than the older systems. Most of the things remained the same, however I also love the smoothness on the UI which Windows 10 brings.

Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
And finally, update is not something you run away (compared to older ones).

I use it as my main OS (school, programming, fb, youtube, google).
Though i might back to Linux once i finish college, as it, slightly more, fits to my profession and daily use.

11PM wrote:

Hawk wrote:

Windows 7 was pretty stable as everyone knows, it was the new Windows XP back in the day. I am the kind of person that like the newest features so I kept on upgrading from Windows 8/8.1 and up to 10.

Windows 10 is pretty stable and boots MUCH WAY faster than the older systems. Most of the things remained the same, however I also love the smoothness on the UI which Windows 10 brings.

Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
And finally, update is not something you run away (compared to older ones).

I use it as my main OS (school, programming, fb, youtube, google).
Though i might back to Linux once i finish college, as it, slightly more, fits to my profession and daily use.

What are your experiences regarding programming? Do you find it easy to do programming under Windows?

Jaker wrote:

11PM wrote:

Hawk wrote:

Windows 7 was pretty stable as everyone knows, it was the new Windows XP back in the day. I am the kind of person that like the newest features so I kept on upgrading from Windows 8/8.1 and up to 10.

Windows 10 is pretty stable and boots MUCH WAY faster than the older systems. Most of the things remained the same, however I also love the smoothness on the UI which Windows 10 brings.

Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
And finally, update is not something you run away (compared to older ones).

I use it as my main OS (school, programming, fb, youtube, google).
Though i might back to Linux once i finish college, as it, slightly more, fits to my profession and daily use.

What are your experiences regarding programming? Do you find it easy to do programming under Windows?

Yes i do. It's pretty much same as on Linux. Sometimes even easier (most of the time).
The only two reasons i prefer Linux over windows are terminal manipulation/use and servers setup
(speaking of web development, as i do it mostly).

Many people say windows is shit to program on and one SHOULD NOT program on windows at all, but linux. But those people are usually 12 years old kids wanna-be hackers to look 1337. It is true that linux is better, but it all depends on the situation and environment, not everybody has same requirements and customers.

11PM wrote:

Jaker wrote:

11PM wrote:

Im 100% with this. We share opinions.
And finally, update is not something you run away (compared to older ones).

I use it as my main OS (school, programming, fb, youtube, google).
Though i might back to Linux once i finish college, as it, slightly more, fits to my profession and daily use.

What are your experiences regarding programming? Do you find it easy to do programming under Windows?

Yes i do. It's pretty much same as on Linux. Sometimes even easier (most of the time).
The only two reasons i prefer Linux over windows are terminal manipulation/use and servers setup
(speaking of web development, as i do it mostly).

Many people say windows is shit to program on and one SHOULD NOT program on windows at all, but linux. But those people are usually 12 years old kids wanna-be hackers to look 1337. It is true that linux is better, but it all depends on the situation and environment, not everybody has same requirements and customers.

How can one be 1337 h4x0r without Kali Linux good sir?

I like win 7 I hated win 8 and have little experience with win 10 but if it forces updates while I'm playing games I'll hate it and if it doesn't have an option to ask if I want to update I just won't bother with it.

Tolis. wrote:

Windows 10>7

Windows 7>10

I had 10, was good but some games didn't run that well on it.
However, I updated my MSI Driver, restarted pc and whoops, a system32 file was gone! Rip.

Back to 7, no problems.

Linux is better m8
xD