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Windows XP

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mobial
codewritinfool
bkokash
macmichael01
brousch
joe
ellisonleao
iamteem
NX172
gklein
cherimullins
johnthedebs
carljm
MarkofCain
alecperkins
andyrak
r1chardj0n3s
PaulM
nathans
tpherndon
CerealBoy
Junafani
RossP
bitprophet
streetcleaner
tlesher
hexdump42
Bryan
gg
bkonkle
cstejerean
Ben
nsmgr8
morgs
ntoll
jtauber
mikl
davisagli
CaptainSay
leveille
brutasse
pydanny
supakoo
westonruter
alex
jancona
greyfade
Da_Nuke
gnubardt
enki
gregmuellegger
rogerclark
mcrute
adambrenecki
williamcomartin
joalcorn
larry
nimasmi
milouse
eykd
bkmontgomery
bocke
shywolf9982
DataShed
karlstolley
mgrbyte
Indy
Izual
louisr
foomor
stephen_mcd
adamv
xytop
mfandreas
mjhagen
thaostra
Vector
jeffself
gniero
Raisapius
ukazap
mwalling
mgill25
whosaysni
otherchirps
skytreader
jorjun
mobial - 27 years
codewritinfool - 10 years
bkokash - 4 years
macmichael01 - 27 years
brousch - 26 years
joe - 6 years
ellisonleao - 26 years
iamteem - 9 years
NX172 - 26 years
gklein - 25 years
cherimullins - 11 years
johnthedebs - 9 years
carljm - 7 years
MarkofCain - 25 years
alecperkins - 25 years
andyrak - 25 years
r1chardj0n3s - 7 years
PaulM - 25 years
nathans - 24 years
tpherndon - 24 years
CerealBoy - 24 years
Junafani - 24 years
RossP - 24 years
bitprophet - 11 years
streetcleaner - 24 years
tlesher - 12 years
hexdump42 - 8 years
Bryan - 24 years
gg - 6 years
bkonkle - 9 years
cstejerean - 7 years
Ben - 24 years
nsmgr8 - 24 years
morgs - 24 years
ntoll - 24 years
jtauber - 24 years
mikl - 5 years
davisagli - 3 years
CaptainSay - 7 years
leveille - 7 years
brutasse - 4 years
pydanny - 8 years
supakoo - 23 years
westonruter - 23 years
alex - 9 years
jancona - 23 years
greyfade - 1 years
Da_Nuke - 10 years
gnubardt - 6 years
enki - 3 years
gregmuellegger - 23 years
rogerclark - 23 years
mcrute - 23 years
adambrenecki - 5 years
williamcomartin - 7 years
joalcorn - 7 years
larry - 9 years
nimasmi - 12 years
milouse - 4 years
eykd - 22 years
bkmontgomery - 3 years
bocke - 5 years
shywolf9982 - 5 years
DataShed - 6 years
karlstolley - 22 years
mgrbyte - 2 years
Indy - 4 years
Izual - 8 years
louisr - 4 years
foomor - 3 years
stephen_mcd - 6 years
adamv - 21 years
xytop - 7 years
mfandreas - 21 years
mjhagen - 4 years
thaostra - 5 years
Vector - 21 years
jeffself - 5 years
gniero - 20 years
Raisapius - 6 years
ukazap - 8 years
mwalling - 20 years
mgill25 - 7 years
whosaysni - 19 years
otherchirps - 19 years
skytreader - 4 years
jorjun - 16 years
1998–2001
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Got a taste of XP when a roommate at summer camp had "Whistler" installed. Still necessary for some things (hard to believe!).
2000–2008
I've spent more time on XP than any other OS. Left the Windows world for OS X in 2008, though.
2000–2006
Just for the games.
2000–2006
I still have this in a VM "just in case," but hardly ever boot it. Haven't really tried any newer Windows.
2000–2010
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2001–2011
Main OS in the years between ME and my move to Linux full-time; ran my dedicated gaming PCs after I moved to OS X. Kept using it through Vista and into the early Win7 days because, well, why upgrade? Also useful on VMs in environments where one needs Windows software like IE, Exchange or WinOffice.
2001–
This was my main OS for the majority of my computing career.
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2001–2005
2001–
At work
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2001–2007
2001–
Existed only on a second partition or as a virtual machine.
2001–
Still use it to test websites on IE6.
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2001–2009
2001–
Still have it in virtualbox for testing, or for configuring Dell servers via DRAC :-(
2001–2003
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2001–2006
2001–2008
2001–2012
RIP.
2001–2007
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2002–2010
My desktop OS for some of these years, and eventually relegated to just games.
2002–2009
My work environment for years. In 2007 it became just for games. After 2008 it became just for World of Warcraft. In 2009 I dropped that game and started my life over partly because others did not drop the game.
2002–
Still running on an older box w/legacy software for backwards compatibility
2002–2005
2002–
First introduced on my Dell laptop and have been using it ever since on PCs that I work on, both my desktop at home and at work. Never have had Vista+ installed on any of my machines. XP is a great operating system.
2002
Only used XP briefly when my Win2000 installation failed. The Whistler beta struck me as being far superior than the RTM, so I've never used it since.
2002–
Still using it, but less and less. Now, if I could switch my wife to Ubuntu...
2002–2008
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2002–2011
I've been using this OS for a total of 9 years. First on a new computer I got in 2002, then on a computer I built for me in 2007, then on a netbook I bought in 2008. I currently use Windows 7 on my home computer but I do miss the extreme blazing fucking fast speed of Windows XP...
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2002–2013
2002–2005
2003–2006
Windows XP is the least bad Windows version I have used, and the one I was using for the longest time. It is relatively simple to use, but unsafe and can make your computer slow over time.
2003–2010
Still using this classic OS here and then, although it's really old now, for some Windows-only applications I need.
2003–2007
Been the Office-OS for a long time. For a time I had installed on top of it bash, blackbox, and various ports of GNU tools.
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2004–2009
Was my main OS for quite a while. Did a lot of development on it. Stopped using once Linux became viable for full-time use.
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Finally started using it in 2004 on a new Dell... still using it, along-side Win7.
2004–2008
Having an operating system like XP on a family computer made it a nightmare to use, especially when AOL was thrown in the mix. I swear, AOL killed my inner child.
2004–2007
This was my favorite version of windows. This OS is best for gaming.. if there is any other OS for gaming. Security issues today make it hard to keep an install of Windows clean.
2004–2006
2004–2010
Used for long time. Like its stability and user-friendly interface
2004–2007
2005–2009
Forced to use this when I took my current job. Hated every minute of it.
2005–2010
This one rocked, for sure. I installed this after getting my old computer back into working order.
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2005–2011
Before falling in love with programming. Games. All day long.
2005–2012
The most time I spent learning computer, playing games and breaking things. Usability is ok, security sucks. I had considered moving to Linux but I needed to use Windows apps and WINE didn't cut it.
2006–
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2007–2010
Along with my first laptop. 2010, I switched to Linux Ubuntu.
2009–
Running on a VM so I can see what Internet Explorer breaks (and so I can redirect and not fix).

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