<p>Vista Home Premium</p>
<p>runs nice and fast with a 2.5 Ghz dual core and 3 GB of RAM :D</p>
<p>I have Vista Home Premium. I know it's gotten a lot of criticism, but it hasn't really caused any troubles for me.</p>
<p>Vista Home Premium x64 on our newer desktop, XP Professional on the older.</p>
<p>Windows 98SE on our ancient, Word only, computer from 2000.</p>
<p>Vista. I hate it.</p>
<p>Vista's not as bad as everyone thinks it is. After about a week or so, the "breaking in" period, it's a decent operating system. Remember XP when it first came out? It wasn't so great either.</p>
<p>Leopard 10.5 on my lovely computer :0)</p>
<p>Using vista home premium for the past half a year exclusively, and I've never noticed a slow down whist running my rig (3gb ram, 2.2 ghz intel core 2 duo, nvidia geforce 8400m gs). No problems with gaming.</p>
<p>vista home premium. i actually got it a month after it came out. it's not that bad, i mean there are problems with every OS.</p>
<p>I remember those pre-Steve jobs Macintosh systems. They woudl crash so much more than Windows 95 and it's because of the actual OS itself. Windows crashes because of ****ty third party applications.</p>
<p>And when your files went missing, there was always a way to recover at least portions of those files with PCs.</p>
<p>Mac OS X Leopard.
I also use Vista to run some applications I can't run on Mac OS X on my iMac.</p>
<p>I tinkered with my vista to only do very few allow/deny messages and got rid of the sidebar. If you know how to work with vista people suddenly like it way more</p>
<p>Not too many Linux-users, huh?</p>