I just realized today that soon no two computers in our home will be running the same operating system.

Our family computer downstairs runs PCLinuxOS, Philip runs Linux Mint, Natalie uses KUbuntu. I currently am using PCLinuxOS, but I think that I will be switching to PC-BSD some time soon. Notice that there is no mention of windows…

I’ve tried windows, and many distros of Linux and I’m ready to move onto something new. I’ve been itching to try BSD, so I’m going to give PC-BSD a try.

Just for fun, I decided to compile a list of operating systems (and linux distros) that I’ve tried and installed. Some I’ve used for quite a while and others I’ve just used only briefly:

• Windows ( 3.1, 98, XP )
• DOS
• Ubuntu ( Ubuntu , KUbunu and XUbuntu )
• Red Hat
• SUSE
• Gentoo
• Mandrake ( now Mandriva )
• PCLinuxOS
• Debian
• ReactOS
• Knoppix ( LiveCD )
• Morphix ( LiveCD )
• Fedora
• SAM Linux
• DSL

So from all these, I’ve learned that there is no perfect operating system, even Linux