Always considered myself a Debian or Redhat guy, but oh well. Praise Bob!

The text is amazingly accurate, though. Great quiz.

here is what I got when I picked the off the wall answers to all the questions.



I wonder if they have one for microsoft Bob (That probably wouldn't be considered an OS I guess)

A few others I was able to get from URL hacking:











Wasn't able to find any others I was expecting, like Solaris or BeOS.

I'm just thankfull it didn't give me MacOS. Bitt would have loved it.



I would have loved to get Win2K, especially since I have honestly not heard of this one

I think Bitt will be most sore that Solaris seems to not be represented in this poll. Unless the filename is something I wasn't able to guess.

seems pretty accurate.

Solaris seems to not be represented in this poll. Unless the filename is something I wasn't able to guess.

Err... why didn't you just click the "Show all the possible results" link?

(I refuse to say what I was, on the basis that my true answer was not given as an option for nearly half the questions.)

Err... why didn't you just click the "Show all the possible results" link?

That would have been far too easy. (I didn't see it.)

Incidentally... TRSDOS is an option, but MSDOS isn't? Blasphemy!

Yeah

[reservoir dogs] Why do I have to be Windows 98?[/reservoir dogs]

Ah, nuts:

Heh, if you don't answer any questions:

That's about right. (I really should start learning Linux! )

And that matches me spot on I think...

Seems appropriate to me . . .

Well now that I'm up and showered...

I think Bitt will be most sore that Solaris seems to not be represented in this poll.

Damn skippy!

I can't believe that they included one commercial Unix (HPUX) but not others. I could have come up with some great stuff for AIX, at least:

You claim to have the same set of ideals as those around you, but somehow they're presented in ways that make those familiar with them confused.

Edit: Oh, I ended up being

Hmm, don't know wether to take this as a compliment or what...

Ok... this just seems a little... odd, bothersome, ironic... I don't know you pick.

Is it me or does it seem humorous that the reverend is represented by a picture of a devil?

I think that was the point he was trying to make.

I'm a devil.... but not really because no real devil would wear sneakers.
I give freely... but that reads a little differently than I would like it to.
Well respected... phpft!
Virtually unknown... well ok its got me there.

HUMMMMMMMM......

<best impression of Tank> Major boring sh#!...

Thankfully, nobody has gotten WinME. Or at least nobody has admitted to it

Remember, thats a daemon, and not a demon.

I tend to explain this to newcomers to the Unix world quite a bit at work. "No, it's not an Apache Demon, it's a Daemon...". It's almost as bad as how to properly say Linux.

Thankfully, nobody has gotten WinME. Or at least nobody has admitted to it

That seems to be pointed directly at me, given my earlier comment. I assure you, I was not WinME.

Just out of interest how should you pronounce Linux?

Is it Li-nucks or Linnucks?

Also, how are you supposed to say daemon?

From www.linux.org:

How to Pronounce "Linux" -
Audio clip of Linus Torvalds pronouncing the word "Linux" in Swedish.

English version

Also, how are you supposed to say daemon?

Most people (myself included) pronounce it the same as ``demon'' (dee-mun). Those who are pretentious or are wishing to distinguish it for some reason often say (day-mun), but that has little, if any, etymological accuracy. Since it's a latin word, if you're looking for another pronunciation, it ought to be pronounced (die-mun) (as in the singular of ``dice'' or what someone does before he becomes dead, not the German article), but I've never heard anyone actually pronounce it this way.

Why would you think it was pointed at you?

pretty accurate actually

Because I said earlier that I refuse to say, and we've all been around long enough to know that refusal to tell something is often synonymous admission of said something.