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Defending your favourite operating system

Whether you are trying to follow a certain philosophy set out by a software maker, or simply using your own functions which meet your needs, everyone has a piece of essential software that is required on all computers: an operating system. After receiving emails following on from the launch of a special competition, here are your wide ranging opinions on this subject…

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Defending your favourite operating system

April 10th, 2007 - 06:00 pm ET by Mathieu D.
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At the end of January, Generation New Technologies asked you to freely express your favourite operating system. You were free to nominate anything with the only condition being that you couldn’t put down another operating system in trying to pump up your own.

We have gathered the responses – and we would like to thank everyone for their high quality submissions (both from an argumentative point of view and for the contents that was provided) – and will today condense this into a single article.

First of all we would like touch on what is an OS, and shed a little more light onto the different Linux distributions. We will then look at operating systems that you wanted to defend, and as promised, we will provide user comments that left an impression on us. To finish this article, we will perform a poll amongst the users that didn’t participate so that they can also add to the discussion on this subject.


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