this is because I'm somewhat bored. The idea is, you reply with a list of OSs you have. I have, and can use, the fallowing:

My Operating systems:

1. PC-DOS 6.3
2. Windows 1.0
3. Windows 3.11
4. Microsoft Windows Bob.
5. Windows 95.
6. Windows 95 2nd release.
7. Windows 98 SE.
8. Windows 98 SE 2.
9. Windows ME.
10. Windows 2000 Pro.
11. Windows XP Home Edition.
12. Windows XP Home Edition SP1.
13. Windows Server 2003.
14. RedHat Linux 4.2
15. RedHat Linux 6.1.
16. RedHat Linux 7.2.
17. RedHat Linux 8.0
18. RedHat Linux 9.0
19. Turbo Linux 1.0
20. Turbo Linux Work Station 4.0
21. Turbo Linux Work Station 7.0
22. Slackware Linux 3.0
23. Slackware Linux 8.1
24. Slackware Linux 9.0
25. Slackware Linux 9.1
26. Mandrake Linux 7.1
27. Mandrake Linux 9.1
28. Mandrake Linux 9.2
29. Vector Linux 4.0
30. Ice Pack Linux 2.75
31. ASP Linux 9.0
32. Fedora Linux. Core 1. Yarrow.
33. Debian Linux 3.0R1.
34. Open Linux 1.3
35. Caldera Open Linux 2.2.
36. Libranet Linux 2.7 Classic.
37. ROCK Linux 1.4.0
38. Gentoo Linux 1.4 Pentium 3.
39. SuSE Linux 8.1 Professional.
40. SuSE Linux 8.2 Professional.
41. Free BSD 2.2.5
42. Free BSD 4.0 Power Pack.
43. Free BSD 4.7.
44. Free BSD 4.9.
45. Free BSD 5.0
46. Free BSD 5.1
47. Net BSD 1.6
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And to be honest, I actually did buy most of those. I bought all of the Windows/Microsoft/IBM products, and I have only downloaded like 3 versions of Free BSD. I bought the power pack around 2 months after buying my first Linux distro, which was about 6 months after getting a computer....I'v only been using *NIX for....Less than a year.

It took me a while to get it online because my modem wasn't supported. So I rarely left it installed. I didn't start learning *NIX untill less than a year ago. I guess I got good quick huh? The Free BSD power pack 4.0 was my first version of Free BSD I ever bought as I said, but I got the older ones a few months ago off my best friend.

I'd like to get a 486 with another version of DOS on it but they are not exactly easy to find. I don't know of anyone I could buy a 486 from right now....Which really doesn't matter because I'm broke. Oh well.

I'd also love to get Solaris, OpenBSD, and UNIX. The actual UNIX OS, not a "version" or "distro" of it, but UNIX.

Anyway, reply with your OSs.