[Gouki]

DigeratiPrime, on Mar 16 2006, 05:00 PM, said:

XP PRO SP2 is my primary OS.

I also play around with Linux LiveCD's. The other day it was SLAX, now Wolvix.
I like Wolvix because its fast, got a good amount of packages, and has the copy2ram boot option.

I really dont want to go OffTopic here, but I just thought you maybe interested in Security Focused Live CDs.

Here's the list of Top 10.

[prathapml]

Main box - Vista betas (updated every few weeks).
Secondary box - XPSP2.

[alsiladka]

Only one Sweet Box - Win XP Pro SP2

[rik]

XP Pro

Suse 10

Xandros 3

Ubuntu 5.10

Elive

[DigeratiPrime]

Gouki, on Mar 16 2006, 11:12 AM, said:

DigeratiPrime, on Mar 16 2006, 05:00 PM, said:

XP PRO SP2 is my primary OS.

I also play around with Linux LiveCD's. The other day it was SLAX, now Wolvix.
I like Wolvix because its fast, got a good amount of packages, and has the copy2ram boot option.

I really dont want to go OffTopic here, but I just thought you maybe interested in Security Focused Live CDs.

Here's the list of Top 10.

ty ill check them out.

what i really want is something a core install of slax like popcorn with xfce, and a large repository of modules like wolvix availible for individual download. boot2ram is a must and xgl would be the icing on the cake.

[Daemonforce]

Host1: Windows XP Media Center 2005
Guest1: Windows XP Professional
Guest2: Windows XP Preinstall Environment
Guest3: Windows .NET Server 2003 Enterprise
Guest4: Windows Longhorn Professional (HEC03)
Guest5: D.A.R.C.I.E. (RIP Linux derivation)
Guest6: Windows Vista Beta 2
Guest7: Windows NT 4.00 Server
Host2: Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition

I have half a gig of ram on this computer and I think I just exhausted my paging file for the fourth time today. x_X

[Mocht4R]

My computer: Windows XP Professional with SP2

Family computer: Windows XP Professional with SP2

Work computer: Windows Xp Professional with sp2

[EchoNoise]

Computer One: Slax 5.0.7b
Computer Two: Win98SE
Computer Three: Win2003 SP1
Computer Four: WinXP SP2
Computer Five: Fedora Core 4
Computer Six: Ubuntu 5.10

Laptop One: WinXP SP2
Laptop Two: WinXP SP2

[WBHoenig]

My (one) computer: Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition

The VM within that comp.: Various *Nix's, mainly Fedora.

[Thunderbolt 2864]

What I'm currently running:

My own computer:

Primary OS: Windows XP Pro SP2
Secondary OS: Windows Server 2003 R1 SP1

Other computer:

Primary OS: Windows XP Pro SP2
Secondary OS: Windows 2000 Pro SP4

Was running Windows 98 SE but I deleted it.

[At0mic]

Workstation: Windows XP Pro
Server: Windows XP Pro
Laptop: Windows 2000 Pro

[Nerwin]

Windows XP Pro W/SP2

[jago_lfn]

PC: XP Pro SP2
iMac: OSX 10.2.8

[coltm4carbine]

I have:-
2x Windows XP home sp2
1x WIndows XP pro
1x Windows 2000
1x Windows 98
1x Windows 95

Ubuntu, SuSE [live CD], knoppix [live cd].

I mainly use my Windows XP home because thats like the operating system that makes me feel "right".

[Vlt]

PC: Xp Pro
PC 2: Xp Home
PC3: Xp Media Center 05

[nitroshift]

Main rig (the one in sig): xp x64 (before i used xp mce 2005)
2nd rig: xpsp2
office: w2k3sp1

Also, proud owner of: 3.1, 3.11, 95, 98se, 2000 (pro and server), xp professional (x32, x64), xp mce 2005, w2k3, vista (although enthusiast at the beginning, now don't like it too much, maybe until the final version will come out).

[Scubar]

i have a mixture of 3 that i use,

XP Pro
2003 Standard
Debian

[sonu27]

Win XP Home that's the only one I use.

[ophiel]

on this box i am running a multiboot system with these OSes installed:

OS X 10.4.3
xp corporate sp2
random flavor of debian linux
and finally a 700mb freedos partition i'm using to learn how to create an el torito cd

do i win the prize?

[Stead]

prathapml, on Mar 16 2006, 12:41 PM, said:

Main box - Vista betas (updated every few weeks).
Secondary box - XPSP2.

for some reason i read the secondary box as

x-psp/2 and thought, woah, u use it as a psp/ps2 emulator? i never knew there was an os that did such a thing....and then after a while i realised it was just plain old xp!

anywho, on topic, xp64, and occasionally try out ReactOS !