What operating systems do you use daily?

[clint g]

I use Windows 7 on my personal computers. Depending on the work computer I am using, I will also use Vista, XP, and OSX

 

[Tyberius]

Suse (work)
CentOS (work)
Ubuntu (home)
Win2K3 (work)
WindowsXP (home/work)

 

[Omnius]

My new laptop has Windows 7.
My seven year old Desktop/Media server back home runs on Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala)
And at work/academy we use Windows XP.

 

[TheKeeper]

Slackware Linux on "my" systems (two laptops, media center and server) and Win XP on my wife's PC.

 

[John Clark]

Win XP Service pack 3 at work.
Win XP SP3 Media Centre Edition at home

Not quite daily, but usually at some point during the week
Win7-64Bit for my gaming PC
Workbench 2ish? (Amiga)

 

[knine]

Slackware Linux on "my" systems (two laptops, media center and server) and Win XP on my wife's PC.

I had a professor once tell me he would stop using Slackware and go with another Linux distro when they pry the disks from his cold dead fingers.

Work laptop has XP

Manage Red Hat 4 and 5 at work. At other jobs I've managed different various CentOS and Fedora distros. Occasionally Suse.

My laptop has Ubuntu 9.04

My wife's laptop runs XP

I also have a desktop that boots XP and Ubuntu 8.10, and one that currently boots Fedora 12.

 

[kimc]

Home: Snow Leopard
Work: Windows XP & Unix

 

[TheKeeper]

Slackware Linux on "my" systems (two laptops, media center and server) and Win XP on my wife's PC.

I had a professor once tell me he would stop using Slackware and go with another Linux distro when they pry the disks from his cold dead fingers.

Work laptop has XP

Manage Red Hat 4 and 5 at work. At other jobs I've managed different various CentOS and Fedora distros. Occasionally Suse.

My laptop has Ubuntu 9.04

My wife's laptop runs XP

I also have a desktop that boots XP and Ubuntu 8.10, and one that currently boots Fedora 12.

We have a saying "Once you go Slack, you never go back!"

I did spend several years with Red Hat though, from 4.0 through 7.1.

 

[D Man]

I use OS X 10.5 on both my G5 tower (aka "anvil that's impossible to move without having taken steroids") and on my old PowerBook G4 (aka "it's not portable anymore because once you unplug the power cord it shuts off immediately.") I'd upgrade to 10.6, but that'd require a new computer which definitely isn't going to happen in the near future.