I use whatever OS is right for the job.

As an everyday desktop I use Linux. Usually Debian. Currently running Etch on 
my laptop, and several desktops. 

On a couple other desktops (one being a development machine) I run Windows 
2000 Professional. I also have an extra HD for my laptop that has Win2K on it 
so I can use it on the road if necessary.

For computer controlled/embedded projects I usually use either Linux or [MS|
Free]DOS.

I even have used BeOS for some projects since it has very low latencies.

Regards,
Brad


On Sunday 11 November 2007 22:53, John Chung wrote:

> Lately there is a discussion on which OS you use. So
> lets see what OS you use and for what purpose.
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