Hi!

This is a poll i made because i'm curious.

Especially because windows 8 is out for some time now and i'm interested in how many people have switched, plus how many people still use an old os like winxp.

Oh and please don't flame about which windows is better, i'm only interested in which version you use.

Thanks.

I don't see Windows '98 here.

Are you serious?

I can hardly believe that any modern software could run on win 98, especially games.

Edit: Actually you might be right. I added an option just for fun for "older" windows versions.

Windows 8 master race

windows 7 for me!!!!!111!!!!1!!!

Windows 8..

Windows 8 master race

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nt 6.2 master race

Windows 8 on my gaming PC, 7 on my secondary, OSX on 2 of my macs, xP on a laptop that I never use.

Windows 7 on my desktop and Linux Mint (come at me) on my laptop.

Windows 7 on my desktop and OSX on some shitty laptop I have.

Windows 6.1.7601 for my desktop PC

Linux Arch for my notebook

windows 8 all the way...

Windows 8.

Windows 8/7 ( Dual boot )

Windows 8/7 ( Dual boot )

Why you need to do that? It's almost the same.

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

replacing it with windows 7 could make a huge difference

 

Ontopic: Windows 7 on every pc/laptop in my house(4 pcs, 2 laptops)

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

replacing it with windows 7 could make a huge difference

 

Ontopic: Windows 7 on every pc/laptop in my house(4 pcs, 2 laptops)

 

I dual boted windows 7 for a while not worth it .

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

 

Well, this is something you don't hear often, people mostly dislike Vista. Personally, I'd never use it, but who am I to judge you for using it...

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

 

Well, this is something you don't hear often, people mostly dislike Vista. Personally, I'd never use it, but who am I to judge you for using it...

Because when Vista released that was unstable... btw Windows 7 is just a Windows Vista with Service Pack 3 and a new taskbar...

what the M$ added to Win7 that would be good for a 500MB SP3...

Thats why M$ released Win7... Because they knew ppl won't trust Vista so they released a new Vista with other name on it.

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

 

Well, this is something you don't hear often, people mostly dislike Vista. Personally, I'd never use it, but who am I to judge you for using it...

Because when Vista released that was unstable... btw Windows 7 is just a Windows Vista with Service Pack 3 and a new taskbar...

what the M$ added to Win7 that would be good for a 500MB SP3...

Thats why M$ released Win7... Because they knew ppl won't trust Vista so they released a new Vista with other name on it.

 

Contrary to popular belief, no, it wasn't that simple. Win 7 is not a Vista.

 

Also, if it is a Vista, like you just said, then why did you reccommend Win7 to grenskul, it is Vista afterall...

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

 

Well, this is something you don't hear often, people mostly dislike Vista. Personally, I'd never use it, but who am I to judge you for using it...

Because when Vista released that was unstable... btw Windows 7 is just a Windows Vista with Service Pack 3 and a new taskbar...

what the M$ added to Win7 that would be good for a 500MB SP3...

Thats why M$ released Win7... Because they knew ppl won't trust Vista so they released a new Vista with other name on it.

 

Contrary to popular belief, no, it wasn't that simple. Win 7 is not a Vista.

 

Also, if it is a Vista, like you just said, then why did you reccommend Win7 to grenskul, it is Vista afterall...

Because Win7 contains all Vista updates and those changes what can be added to a Service Pack 3.

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

 

Well, this is something you don't hear often, people mostly dislike Vista. Personally, I'd never use it, but who am I to judge you for using it...

Because when Vista released that was unstable... btw Windows 7 is just a Windows Vista with Service Pack 3 and a new taskbar...

what the M$ added to Win7 that would be good for a 500MB SP3...

Thats why M$ released Win7... Because they knew ppl won't trust Vista so they released a new Vista with other name on it.

 

Contrary to popular belief, no, it wasn't that simple. Win 7 is not a Vista.

 

Also, if it is a Vista, like you just said, then why did you reccommend Win7 to grenskul, it is Vista afterall...

Because Win7 contains all Vista updates and those changes what can be added to a Service Pack 3.

 

And you think he hasn't installed SP3 by now? Also, if it just has new taskbar compared to Vista SP3, he clearly says he's used to the looks of Vista, you advice makes 0 sense, because you want him to install a new OS, potwntionally lose some data, just to get same OS with different looks he actually dislikes compared to the previous ones.

 

Good advice.

Vista all the way. It's good enough that upgrading won't make a huge difference and I am used to it.

 

Well, this is something you don't hear often, people mostly dislike Vista. Personally, I'd never use it, but who am I to judge you for using it...

Because when Vista released that was unstable... btw Windows 7 is just a Windows Vista with Service Pack 3 and a new taskbar...

what the M$ added to Win7 that would be good for a 500MB SP3...

Thats why M$ released Win7... Because they knew ppl won't trust Vista so they released a new Vista with other name on it.

 

Contrary to popular belief, no, it wasn't that simple. Win 7 is not a Vista.

 

Also, if it is a Vista, like you just said, then why did you reccommend Win7 to grenskul, it is Vista afterall...

Because Win7 contains all Vista updates and those changes what can be added to a Service Pack 3.

 

And you think he hasn't installed SP3 by now? Also, if it just has new taskbar compared to Vista SP3, he clearly says he's used to the looks of Vista, you advice makes 0 sense, because you want him to install a new OS, potwntionally lose some data, just to get same OS with different looks he actually dislikes compared to the previous ones.

 

Good advice.

Windows Vista SP3 didn't released... Windows Vista SP3 is actually Windows 7... Miscrosoft released Win7 instead of SP3.