As the title says, I am curious as to how many OSes people have installed at the same time on a single machine. Currently, I have 4, but I hope to increase that to 7 by installing Ubuntu 9.10 32-bit and 64-bit and also XP Professional 32-bit (when I get round to it, that is).
The only OS for me.
I virtualize a lot of machines for testing....but I don't usually have a need for multiple versions of Windows on any 1 machine. So, for me it's usually 2 OS's. 1 Windows and 1 Linux.
Does Apple have an OS?
Yes, you just cannot have enough OS's in today's world. I have VM Ware with Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Opensuse, XP Pro, and Vista. Oh, almost forget I have my old G5 Mac that will not run Snow LeopardApple's lose.
Just notice that with this thread I have reached 666
My undergrad degree is comp sci - so I'm thrilled to have a unix like OS underneath all this "Aqua."
Delete a bunch of files and bypass the Trash? rm *docx
The only crashes I have had were with Firefox and Microsoft Office. However, I normally use NeoOffice; MS Office 2008 is on there in case I have a compatibility issue with a classmate.
I've had as many as seven booting in the past though I believe the boot menu will only list 6, here's where I'm at now and before anyone wonders both instances of W7 are activated with a legit key.
I still haven't bothered to figure out how to disable the IR flash.
I only have two :
Vista Home Premium 32-bits; I use it as my "secure" system. I mean, it has its Service Pack 2 and ready to roll if I need to back up my data of my second partition which has obviously :
Windows 7 RC 7100 : The RC hasn't an infinite lifespan that is why I always have Vista handy in case I didn't have to get Win7 RTM by March.
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