Show Love for Your OS

February 14th, 2009 | 11 Comments

When it comes to computer operating system, some of us are really love our OS’s and some of us really can not stand other OS’s than our own . Whatever OS your using right now, it is probably because your really love it, enjoy it and find it easy to use. Personally, I do not have problem with any OS. I used to be a Windows user only, now I use both Windows and Mac. I do have Ubuntu installed but do not use it frequently. Nevertheless, whatever OS you love/use you should take pride in using it and express your love. Here are the ways you can show your love for your OS.

Put Up Your OS Wallpaper

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The first thing you should do ( If You have not ) is put up your OS themed wallpaper is you computer desktop. Show it to your family, friends and colleagues how much you love your PC/Mac/ Linux computer.

Mac:

Usingmac.com: They have a collection of well designed Mac Wallpaper from DevianART, Flicker, Interfacelift and More.

Theapplecollections: Apple and Apple related Products Wallpaper.

Hongkiat 60 beatiful Mac Wallpapers

Windows:

Free Windows Wallpapers : Lots of beautiful Windows Wallpapers.

Wallpaerstock: More Free Widows Wallpaper.

KezNews: Wallpaper Categorized By different Windows versions.

Linux :

Linux Wallpaper: Nice Collection of Lots of Linux OS’s Wallpapers.

40 cool Linux Wallpaper

1o Linux Wallpaper for Geeks

25 Cool Linux Wallpaper

Anti-Microsoft Wallpaper

Buy OS marked Products

If you want to go extreme maybe you want to walk around with wearing a OS Marked T-shirts, drink on Linux cup…

Windows:

Mac:

Linux:

All OS Anti/Pro-”Things”

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Start A blog/Website

You can start blog, website sharing your ideas, tips about your OS. There are plenty of people who is already doing that such as

May be it is about time you start your own.

Become a Software Engineer/Developer

Well if you really feel Windows/Mac/Linux in your blood you can become a software engineer , developer and create software, new cool technique . Maybe you will get to work with Microsoft, Mac and join the open source community.

That is all folks. If there is something else you would like to suggest, shout it in the comment, if it is good I will add it in list.

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Tagged: linux, Mac, Windows

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I am a die-hard Windows XP user, but that still doesn’t inspire me to slip on my windows regalia and mince over to the mall….heheheheheh. Seriously though, I feel that Ubuntu is only getting better, and that Microsoft will not be selling Windows 7 to me the next time I buy a new computer or notebook……
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I am a great fan of Windows.
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@Daryn St. Pierre: I am almost in the same situation as your are.. I love all the OS!
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For years, I was a Windows user because that was all I knew and all I had access to. At the time it worked and served its purpose well. It had it’s abundance of issues but when you’re using it for that long, you just get used to them.

When my career as a graphic artist began and evolved into my current position as a professional web developer, I became an avid Mac and OS X user. Since then, I haven’t looked back and don’t plan on doing so any time soon. I loathe Windows and the OS X operating system suits my workflow perfectly. It’s intuitive, responsive, stable and has a huge library of out-of-box features and functionality. I can navigate through the entire interfact with keystrokes alone and it saves me precious time. On top of that, it rarely ever crashes or freezes up. I know that when I start a project and stores files on it, I won’t run the high risk of losing them or having them compromised.
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Throughout these years, Windows still rocks. Mac has a lot but of eye-candies tsk.
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Nice post bro!

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Thats…true..Thanks

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