- #Lifehacker best twitter client for windows mac os x
- #Lifehacker best twitter client for windows mac os
- #Lifehacker best twitter client for windows install
We’d like to ask you, dear reader, as a VAR, MSP, Channel Partner or a business person, if you use a netbook, what are you running and why? Is Windows 7 really the best? A witty commentator claimed if you took the same survey over at Gizmodo, OS X would’ve won. Another reader said OS X ran terrible on netbooks, something many could refute easily. One reader asked if Lifehacker was deliberately starting a “flame war” while another claimed that Linux was the winner since all the Linux distributions were based on Debian. Is it a conspiracy? Comments on the Lifehacker article were mixed but interesting. Yuk.īut small drives aside, the poll showed Windows 7 at the top.
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There’s a fair amount of stripping needed to be done before the install even happens and then it requires a complete compression of the drive post-installation to leave you with 2GB of free space.
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Windows 7 would’ve made 3rd place for me, only since the guide I’ve seen for getting Windows 7 on a 8GB drive is actually more complex than what was required to install Mac OS X. I would’ve pegged Ubuntu next, since Ubuntu Netbook Remix - and other variants - are easy and streamlined with a emphasis on being lightweight on lower-end hardware while simultaneously being fully featured right after installation. OS X does a great job with power management and it comes out of sleep faster than any other OS I know. Even on an 8GB drive, OS X didn’t require much finessing to be installed or shoe-horned into a small drive. Why? Because it’s lightweight relative to all the other cousins. My vote would’ve been for OS X hands down.
#Lifehacker best twitter client for windows mac os x
Why is Windows 7 the best netbook OS - at least - according to ? I would’ve put money on the fact that Mac OS X or Ubuntu would’ve won on, especially on a site that’s dedicated itself to a fair amount of hacking. There was, however, a measly 5% of voters who didn’t pick any of the 5 previously mentioned.īut that got me thinking. These operating systems reported were actually the “ top five” mentioned overall for netbook use. At the bottom was Linux Mint with 8% of the vote. Ubuntu follows with 27% of the vote, and then a near-tie with Mac OS X and Jolicloud, at 12%, but OS X squeaking out almost 60 more votes. says 36% of respondents prefer Windows 7 more than any other netbook operating system. So far, the leading answer is… (drum roll, please…): Windows 7. Over at, they already asked the same question. In your opinion, what’s the best netbook operating system you’ve used? Be honest.
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