As far as personal use goes, DOS 3.3. Back when floppy disks were floppy, and software came in the mail.
StickyBlueJuice
OS 2 when I was helping my mother update the bank computers. 😀
under_stjernerne
Windows 98
tc_cad
I don’t even know what it was called. All I know is that it was a Tandy computer and it was 1987. Green screen and two 5-1/4” disk drives. No mouse. I was 5.
-Laffi-
Dos shell.
Doshell.
Mobile-Ad-494
i was using Atari OS rev.2 before i got my first real PC with MS-Dos 3.3
National-Captain2600
MS-DOS
Previous_Power_4445
Gem
SimpliEcks
DOS. It was some proprietary version of DOS for a Ericsson Step/One PC.
MSD3k
Whatever the hell ran on a TI-99/4A. I honestly don’t remember.
Justos
Windows NT
Some really old Mac (LC520) not sure what mac os was on it
Significant_Back3470
MS-DOS 3.2. the whole os is fit in a single 5.25′ floppy disk(720KB)
ptq
Dos with norton commander was my first
dlama
Commodore BASIC
Python_13
Windows XP as far as I remember
IsAnyoneEnjoyingThis
Acorn Electron text based OS… called Basic.
DarkestBadger
if we are talking GUI then it would be FinalCartridge Desktop for the C64.
penatbater
Windows 3.1
exclusive_muppet
DOS 3.2 or Commodore Kernal.
gabacus_39
Dos
Cajiabox
Windows 95, the first pc my dad build for me, had a blast playing emulators
bedwars_player
it was either windows 7, or android 4.03 on an lg optimus L5…
cant remember if my families old laptop was windows 7 or 8.1
Meadowlion14
SGI’s custom UNIX OS IRIX.
I was told a scientific program needed to be built on it due to some dependency. I used it for a while to get used to the OS until I finally found the dependency elsewhere and compiled it for modern Linux and then never used it again.
muneeb93500
Windows XP
retro-gaming-lion
Ms Dos
vincenzosco6645
Windows 95
Spongman
oldest: Michigan Terminal System (MTS) on an Amdahl 470/V8. next: rsts/e on a pdp-11 (i had 1,4 !)
ilikebarbiedolls32
Windows 7
I’m a zoomer 😔
Zatrit
Windows XP
sarsilog
Windows 3.1 during elementary computer classes.
_Middlefinger_
DOS, at the time not in a recent ‘retro’ way. Also BBC Basic.
Been decades since I used it but I think I could still get by with it.
DaSpAsSw
Windows 95 was the first one I used as a young kid
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Does DOSBox count?
Only used it for Monkey Island and Duke Nukem 3D.
MVS but that was on a mainframe
As far as personal use goes, DOS 3.3. Back when floppy disks were floppy, and software came in the mail.
OS 2 when I was helping my mother update the bank computers. 😀
Windows 98
I don’t even know what it was called. All I know is that it was a Tandy computer and it was 1987. Green screen and two 5-1/4” disk drives. No mouse. I was 5.
Dos shell.
Doshell.
i was using Atari OS rev.2 before i got my first real PC with MS-Dos 3.3
MS-DOS
Gem
DOS. It was some proprietary version of DOS for a Ericsson Step/One PC.
Whatever the hell ran on a TI-99/4A. I honestly don’t remember.
Windows NT
Some really old Mac (LC520) not sure what mac os was on it
MS-DOS 3.2. the whole os is fit in a single 5.25′ floppy disk(720KB)
Dos with norton commander was my first
Commodore BASIC
Windows XP as far as I remember
Acorn Electron text based OS… called Basic.
if we are talking GUI then it would be FinalCartridge Desktop for the C64.
Windows 3.1
DOS 3.2 or Commodore Kernal.
Dos
Windows 95, the first pc my dad build for me, had a blast playing emulators
it was either windows 7, or android 4.03 on an lg optimus L5…
cant remember if my families old laptop was windows 7 or 8.1
SGI’s custom UNIX OS IRIX.
I was told a scientific program needed to be built on it due to some dependency. I used it for a while to get used to the OS until I finally found the dependency elsewhere and compiled it for modern Linux and then never used it again.
Windows XP
Ms Dos
Windows 95
oldest: Michigan Terminal System (MTS) on an Amdahl 470/V8. next: rsts/e on a pdp-11 (i had 1,4 !)
Windows 7
I’m a zoomer 😔
Windows XP
Windows 3.1 during elementary computer classes.
DOS, at the time not in a recent ‘retro’ way. Also BBC Basic.
Been decades since I used it but I think I could still get by with it.
Windows 95 was the first one I used as a young kid