Linux Mint 17.3 Rosa on two laptops and two desktop boxes. Also have Knoppix, WIFISlax, Porteus, Stella, Tails, 4M, on disc or flash drives for playing around with and occasional use.
Gave up winbloze two years ago for good after about ten years of experimenting and waiting for Linux to become a drop in replacement for winbloze, requiring few skills to install or use daily. Actually, its become easier and faster to install and use. Look at the hours of updates windoze now requires after a fresh install, absolutely insane! I use Terrabyteunlimited.com for drive imaging. Its the only software one needs to pay for, for a complete and easy Linux experience. I know there is free stuff out there but this is so easy to use if one is familiar with the old Paragon Drive Image program for windoze. I get my computers for free now when friends or family upgrade and my software is 99.99% free. Life is good!

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i use Zorin 10 & Windows 7 home ,I prefer Zorin so far I Have not used the Command line ,i have tried ubuntu-mate 16.04 & Linux mint 17.3 from disk but they wont install ,when I try they say root is missing

"I use Windows because Seagate External HD only run in Windows"

I doubt that very much

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Slackware 14.1

Debian 8

Debian Sid and Jessie. On different systems, of course. I run ChromeOS on my chromebook, FWIW.

Linux mint 17.3 xfce - on old netbook
Linux mint 17.3 cinnamon - on old Acer laptop
Win 8.1 came with Toshiba laptop
Win 7 on older HP laptop

Linux Mint.

debian and kxstudio.

Windows 7 on desktop
Windows 7 on Laptop
Debian 8.2 on server

mint 17.3

tahrpup 6.0.3

Win7 at work

Windows 10 on a Laptop and a desktop, windows 10 dual boot with Ubunto on an Ultrabook, Ubunto on an old laptop, several Raspberry Pi s running Raspian.

Linux Ubuntu XFCE