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08-14-2006, 08:05 AM

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Mac OS X
You're functional and good looking. You know how to do a lot of "cool" things and try to make peoples' lives easier. Making things more user-friendly and efficient is one of your main goals. However, many people do not know you; they think that you're slow and inferior to others. In many ways, you represent the future, coming up with ideas that others are quick to copy.
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08-14-2006, 08:09 AM

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Which Operating System Are You?

Linux
You're all about freedom and flexibility. You let people do whatever they want. You give them the ability to create things that can work better than the current standards. However, people don't seem to pay much attention to you, except for the hardcore. Even though you offer ultimate flexibility, your ideas still haven't quite caught on; many people prefer to control their own ideas rather than giving them to you.
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**Robby** · 08-14-2006, 08:43 AM

Which Operating System Are You?
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Unix
You're kind of outdated and not entirely useful. You created the basis for some things that are still in use today. While there are some needs for you, there are currently a lot of better and more practical alternatives. Certain parts of you are used in a more efficient fashion. Sorry, but there isn't much good to say about you.

Told you all I was old and all that other stuff.

**Jonathan** · 08-14-2006, 08:43 AM

Take the quiz:
Which Operating System Are You?

Windows XP
The tried-and-true; that is you. Everyone knows you and is in some way dependent on your capabilities. You have essentially become the standard by which people base their lives. Yet despite all of this, you carry with you a number of problems. You can be unreliable at times, and downright nonfunctional at others. You find yourself playing "catch-up" with your less popular counterparts.
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**Jonathan** · 08-14-2006, 08:44 AM

ROFL - That is scary how true it is! :P

**Robby** · 08-14-2006, 08:49 AM

Hmmm!! I would have put compu more in the class of W3.1, or 98SE. Always trying to make improvements!!

08-14-2006, 09:01 AM

Windows XP
The tried-and-true; that is you. Everyone knows you and is in some way dependent on your capabilities. You have essentially become the standard by which people base their lives. Yet despite all of this, you carry with you a number of problems. You can be unreliable at times, and downright nonfunctional at others. You find yourself playing "catch-up" with your less popular counterparts.

08-14-2006, 09:14 AM

Linux
You're all about freedom and flexibility. You let people do whatever they want. You give them the ability to create things that can work better than the current standards. However, people don't seem to pay much attention to you, except for the hardcore. Even though you offer ultimate flexibility, your ideas still haven't quite caught on; many people prefer to control their own ideas rather than giving them to you.

coldsteel · 08-14-2006, 10:30 AM

windows xp.............coldsteel

Sophie7 · 08-14-2006, 03:29 PM

Unix
You're kind of outdated and not entirely useful. You created the basis for some things that are still in use today. While there are some needs for you, there are currently a lot of better and more practical alternatives. Certain parts of you are used in a more efficient fashion. Sorry, but there isn't much good to say about you.

Hmmm, well I guess that style and classy comes with age

08-14-2006, 08:05 AM	#1 (permalink)

FluffybunnY Guest Posts: n/a	What Operating System are you? Take the quiz: Which Operating System Are You? Mac OS X You're functional and good looking. You know how to do a lot of "cool" things and try to make peoples' lives easier. Making things more user-friendly and efficient is one of your main goals. However, many people do not know you; they think that you're slow and inferior to others. In many ways, you represent the future, coming up with ideas that others are quick to copy. Quizzes by myYearbook.com -- the World's Biggest Yearbook!

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08-14-2006, 08:09 AM	#2 (permalink)

phyre Guest Posts: n/a	Take the quiz: Which Operating System Are You? Linux You're all about freedom and flexibility. You let people do whatever they want. You give them the ability to create things that can work better than the current standards. However, people don't seem to pay much attention to you, except for the hardcore. Even though you offer ultimate flexibility, your ideas still haven't quite caught on; many people prefer to control their own ideas rather than giving them to you. Quizzes by myYearbook.com -- the World's Biggest Yearbook!

08-14-2006, 09:01 AM	#7 (permalink)

bigrossco Guest Posts: n/a	Windows XP The tried-and-true; that is you. Everyone knows you and is in some way dependent on your capabilities. You have essentially become the standard by which people base their lives. Yet despite all of this, you carry with you a number of problems. You can be unreliable at times, and downright nonfunctional at others. You find yourself playing "catch-up" with your less popular counterparts.

08-14-2006, 09:14 AM	#8 (permalink)

Nilla Guest Posts: n/a	Linux You're all about freedom and flexibility. You let people do whatever they want. You give them the ability to create things that can work better than the current standards. However, people don't seem to pay much attention to you, except for the hardcore. Even though you offer ultimate flexibility, your ideas still haven't quite caught on; many people prefer to control their own ideas rather than giving them to you.