What operating system do you use?

Isn't there a WINE build for OS X?

A little tinkering in that should get TF2 working in WINE, as it has a gold rating on WINE DB.

Originally Posted by 8bit

Isn't there a WINE build for OS X?

A little tinkering in that should get TF2 working in WINE, as it has a gold rating on WINE DB.

I attempted, here's the issue.
Thanks to Apple, the 10.5.7 upgrade has the GFX card all out of wack with compatibility.
The GFX card is up to date, and has been for a while.
Therefore, the GFX card isn't working with all but one very expensive emulator.
Unless there's something I missed with the tinkering, this seems to be the issue everywhere.

I use XP as my main computer but I still have a Windows 98 that I still use.

I usually use XP, but my dad has a Vista computer in his bedroom. I normally never use it because I normally will make animated slideshows in my freetime(when Im not on ZU) and powerpoint is kind of confusing on vista...

Mac OSX all the way! I've had my share of Windows computers and their cronic failures... Windows XP was the best OS though for their computers...The worst probably being that ridiculous Windows Media Center Edition...
So I'm finally enjoying the Mac experience...The only downside...not too many games for Mac.

Originally Posted by SageOfMusic

Mac OSX all the way! I've had my share of Windows computers and their cronic failures... Windows XP was the best OS though for their computers...The worst probably being that ridiculous Windows Media Center Edition...
So I'm finally enjoying the Mac experience...The only downside...not too many games for Mac.

Partition your disc to have windows running as well with Boot Camp (included in 10.5).
Then you're good to go!

Originally Posted by SageOfMusic

Mac OSX all the way! I've had my share of Windows computers and their cronic failures... Windows XP was the best OS though for their computers...The worst probably being that ridiculous Windows Media Center Edition...
So I'm finally enjoying the Mac experience...The only downside...not too many games for Mac.

PC =/= Windows.

Operating System Ten Point Five Point Seven.

We put Windows XP onto sugarpoultry's computer. Windows Vista failed on an epic scale.

Originally Posted by TheBuzzSaw

We put Windows XP onto sugarpoultry's computer. Windows Vista failed on an epic scale.

Try Win7 beta. Its like vista, without all the bull****!
Though I've found everything that could go wrong with it,
And its still not that bad!

Windows XP .

Originally Posted by kellyyysayss

Try Win7 beta. Its like vista, without all the bull****!
Though I've found everything that could go wrong with it,
And its still not that bad!

I tested Win7 RC for quite a while. I loved it, but it started freezing quite often. I'll give it another run when the final version is out.

I use Windows XP

I'm using Windows XP Home Edition, which is only available in a 32-bit version. I have nothing against Windows Vista from what I have used of it (it's slightly different? oh gnoes!) but saw no compelling reason to upgrade at the time of its release. Now that Windows 7 is coming out, I plan to get that later this year in its 64-bit flavour. Not bothering with the release candidate, because there's no upgrade path from it to the retail version (none for XP too, but it means I won't have to set up everything up twice over).

Originally Posted by sea

I'm using Windows XP Home Edition, which is only available in a 32-bit version. I have nothing against Windows Vista from what I have used of it (it's slightly different? oh gnoes!) but saw no compelling reason to upgrade at the time of its release. Now that Windows 7 is coming out, I plan to get that later this year in its 64-bit flavour. Not bothering with the release candidate, because there's no upgrade path from it to the retail version (none for XP too, but it means I won't have to set up everything up twice over).

Can I borrow your activation key? :X

Originally Posted by kellyyysayss

Can I borrow your activation key? :X

What activation key? The release candidate of Windows 7? I'm certainly not giving you my Windows XP key.

I use 32-bit Windows Vista Home Premium and I dont see anything wrong with it.

Originally Posted by newblenderbeer

I use 32-bit Windows Vista Home Premium and I dont see anything wrong with it.

Third word in your sentence.

Originally Posted by sea

What activation key? The release candidate of Windows 7? I'm certainly not giving you my Windows XP key.

No hun, I was talking about XP.
Mine just doesn't work for some reason, not trying to blow up your machine to bits. <3

needs moar Linux