Which OS...

Alright, here's a little question/survey... which OS has given you the LEAST headaches? I don't mean if it's buggy or not, but which one was the least bother for YOU using. It could be buggy as hell, but a lot of people I know like ME for some reason... despite... err... yeah.

Personally, my favorite is Win 95. I kept it as long as I could because partly it was my first graphical OS and partly because I was young and hadn't the faintest idea of how to work anything more complex.

The one which gave me the most headaches must be when I installed Red Hat Linux and having no idea how to use it. I got by with a thin magazine which had included the discs for Red Hat. During the four weeks I used it, I managed to install TWO softwares. I guess I'm just an idiot or something.

>>11
We all do that. The point is it would be better if it was like that by default. Things would run faster and there'd be less security issues (therefore less worms, spam, and DDoS botnets!). Nor is d) opinionable; while you know what you're doing, the majority don't.

That said, I still prefer windows for day-to-day desktop use. *nix are great for server and dev, but I really don't like using them for desktop.