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Computers, IT, OS 3

Facebook Friday: Have You Upgraded to Mountain Lion? [Poll]

Posted By Eric Dye on August 3, 2012

Last week on Facebook Friday, we asked the age old question of operation system usage.

It was simple and straight forward: Windows, Mac OS X or Linux? (see results)

The results are a little more one-sided than I originally thought they would be.

With the release of Mountain Lion last week (hidden features and all), let’s see how many of you have made the jump!

This Week’s Facebook Friday Poll

Have you upgraded to Mountain Lion?

Yes!
Soon!
I’m waiting.
I need a new Mac, first.
Never.

Take the poll now!

The Results

Looks like Mountain Lion will do just fine …

About Eric Dye: I ♥ 8BIT, ChurchMag, Finding Justice and Live Theme. I blog sometimes.

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3 Responses to “Facebook Friday: Have You Upgraded to Mountain Lion? [Poll]”

Chandos

August 3, 2012 at #
I did, but I have a gnarly bug on my MacBook Pro where it continually drops wifi connection while at the church.

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- Eric Dye
  
  August 4, 2012 at #
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