Which version of Windows do you see most often when you or someone else are using a PC in the librar

[froggyboy604]

Most public computers use Windows XP in my experience. All the schools I been to uses XP. Banks, libraries, and other places in my city also usually use Windows XP as their computer operating system.

I never seen any computers at the bank, library, school, or other big place use Windows 7 or Vista. I just see XP.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Most of the time XP, but before I left high school computers were being upgraded to Vista.

 

[GracefulAssassin]

I see almost all XP. Some of my schools old crap computers have freaking Windows 2000. It annoys me a ton...

 

[hissae2]

School has XP, library used to have XP but recently got Macs.

 

[froggyboy604]

I also seen some very old computers which use Windows 2000 and a few Applee Mac computers for Mac specific programs like Final Cut Pro, Garage band, and other Mac made software, and for people who are too used to Mac for Windows.

 

[tetutato]

My school has XP on most computers but certain new ones have 7.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I know in college it's XP, which is bad since students should be using the latest software to know how it works.

 

[froggyboy604]

Learning to use XP can be more important then 7 since a large percentage of companies still use XP instead of 7 since the license cost for Windows 7 is 100 dollars or more depending on the version, and not all companies want to spend the money buying new 7 computers, and rather just stick with XP. A lot of older software and hardware like printers which companies use also don't works with Windows 7, but work fine in XP.

A lot of schools also don't have the money or man power to upgrade all computers to 7, and replacing every XP PC to 7 PC will be very expensive, and time intensive.