80% OS X
15% WIN (running on an Intel Mac via Parallels)
5% LINUX

This MacBook Pro is my first Mac, and I'll take this opportunity to  
say that it's a pretty ideal PIC development platform.  I can run my  
usual apps, browsers, Eagle, etc. in OS X, use its *nix screen  
command for serial debugging over one USB port and be programming  
PICs over the other USB port in Windows, all at the same time.   
Pretty much the best of all three worlds as far as I'm concerned.   
Especially with dual monitors.  When you can have OS X with its unix  
shell fullscreen on one monitor and Windows fullscreen on another,  
all from the same laptop, why decide?

-n.






On Jan 25, 2007, at 11:30 PM, Mark Rages wrote:

> On 1/25/07, Cedric Chang <Cedric@nope9.com> wrote:
>> I would be interested to learn what people use for work
>>
>>
>> 80.35 %       OS X
>> 18.29%       WINDOZE
>> 00.00%        OS/2
>> 01.33%        DOS
>> 00.03%        OTHER
>> --
>
> 90% Linux
> 10% OS X.
>
> The most popular Linux application is called "Google".  Many people
> use Windows as a client, but the application itself runs on Linux.
>
> Regards,
> Mark
> markrages@gmail
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