Diligent said:
I love DOS. We used to make choose-your-own-adventure stories in DOS with .bat files.
And back in the day we had to work for our games. We didn't have none of these fancy "icons".
And sometimes you had to make a boot disk just for specific games, or allocate EMS. You better believe that wasn't no click of a button neither!
Hey where are you going? Pay attention when I'm shakin' my cane at you!
My real answer is Windows 7.
SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 T4
I have my Desktop Dual-Booting XP 32bit Pro and Win7 64bit Home Premium, I hardly touch XP now except for legacy gaming for stuff that just won't run on 7 (System Shock 2, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, and KOTOR II are the ones that spring immediately to mind).
I have a netbook that dual-boots XP and xfce Mint, I really like Mint, more that other distros. Xp is on the netbook because I have trouble getting my 3G dongle to work in Linux, it has to be plugged in when I turn it on and nopt from sleep mode, and for games of course. Wine is all and good but it is easier to run them in their native OS. I find I use the netbook for a lot of legacy gaming, most of my GOG titles are installed on it.
When I go Sandy Bridge in my Desktop I'm thinking I'll only boot Windows 7 and use my old parts to make a Hackintosh/Xp Lan box.
I like a lot of OSs but if I had to pick just one it'd be 7 64bit.