Which is the best operating system for use?

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  1. Jennifer75 profile image57
    Jennifer75posted 14 years ago

    In my opinion Window 7 is the best in compare to UBantu OS.

    1. nikmaya62 profile image60
      nikmaya62posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I think so jennifer75, Windows 7 has a good performance and compatible with many softwares. If we use Ubuntu, we will be difficult to find software related to our needed. Ubuntu has limited softwares, as we know that software development is created based on the windows compatibility usage.

    2. Rimzim profile image58
      Rimzimposted 14 years ago

      For me Ubuntu 10.04 is best

      1. Free
      2. Animation is much better than win 7 (believe me )

    3. tritrain profile image71
      tritrainposted 14 years ago

      For Windows I still prefer XP.

    4. profile image0
      mtsi1098posted 14 years ago

      I use Fedora Core and Windows XP...

      1. profile image0
        mtsi1098posted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Update...I now use fedora 8, fedora 13, win xp, win mc and win 7

    5. tonybaldwin profile image60
      tonybaldwinposted 13 years ago

      Debian GNU/Linux.
      The most stable, secure option, with literally 10s of thousands of free/open source software packages available.

      I've been using it for a decade, and it's awesome.
      I have not once had a software failure, virus, crash, or intrusion, ever, have all the software I need for anything, and it's free.

      It works great; It's free.
      What's not to like?

    6. Pearldiver profile image69
      Pearldiverposted 13 years ago

      Interesting that you are dredging the archives to revive threads on software etc. 'TonyBaldone' hmm

      Clearly you are a SPAMMER... attempting to be 'Creative' big_smile

      Yep... there ya go.. dropped your grubby little link in the corner.. YOU Are Outta Here Spammer!  sad

    7. Carol VC profile image61
      Carol VCposted 13 years ago

      Actually, each one has its own use and disadvantage.

      Windows 7 is for the typical user who surfs the net, listens to music, does a little bit of office apps. That's why it has the most market share. But because of this, more hackers make viruses for this OS.

      Mac OS X is mostly used by content creators. This is for those who make music, do photography, making movies and making websites. Since it is more expensive, it has less market share therefore less viruses.

      Linux is for the tech geeks like me who know handling open source software and people who like customizing.

      1. Woman Of Courage profile image61
        Woman Of Courageposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Carol, I agree with you. You made some good points. I think one should own a operating system which works best for them. I have ordered a new updated computer with Windows7 included.  I will learn much as I can about the office apps and other features.

    8. myseopandit profile image58
      myseopanditposted 13 years ago

      Vista is best forever.

    9. wheelinallover profile image75
      wheelinalloverposted 13 years ago

      I have used about every windows created, before that I had create my own OS. I have also used Linux which served me well. Usually when a windows OS becomes obsolete or crashes I move to Linux for that computer. Currently I am mostly using windows 7 as it is easiest for my current use. In my opinion windows Vista should have been scrapped within a year of coming out. By far XP  was a better OS. In my experience (I have had 5 computers crash due to viruses)if you don't want your computer to crash a really good virus protection is necessary with any windows OS. For me Vista was the worst for viruses. Linux not so much, never had a computer running Linux crash. I also believe you should choose the OS which best suits your personal needs. Windows 7 works well with Media and its easy to use.

    10. markhubpages profile image38
      markhubpagesposted 13 years ago

      In my own knowledge and experience, I think Windows 7 is the best operating system because it is the latest operating system today. That means that bugs from the previous versions of operating system have been resolved to come up with this latest operating system version.

    11. atulhost profile image61
      atulhostposted 13 years ago

      My experience is a little bit different, I feel little bit uncomfortable when I shift to a new OS but as I spend more time on it and learns various aspects of it I start to think it is better than the previous one.

     
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