My most frequent OS migration path?

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Windows or OS X to Linux

6523 votes / 29%

Linux or OS X to Windows

855 votes / 3%

Windows or Linux to OS X

3782 votes / 17%

Always used Windows

3740 votes / 16%

Always used Linux

2275 votes / 10%

Always used OS X

1028 votes / 4%

You forgot BSD!

1351 votes / 6%

My most frequent path? None of the above.

2607 votes / 11%

22161 total votes.

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Re:My usual path (Score:2, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Saturday April 27, 2013 @02:41PM (#43568755)

But there are some Linux programs that have no Windows equivalent either, including very basic stuff. Try 'sed' in Windows.

Some people, when confronted with a problem, think “I know, I'll use sed.” Now they have two problems.

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