Gonna wait awhile, at least. But I don't have any problems with 7 TBH, so overall meh

Plus the sticky mess of sugary tea doesn't bear thinking about! Personally I prefer tea without sugar ... or milk for that matter

TBH the only reason I have it is for consulting work

Haven't used it for a few months. Mint on my laptop which I'm more than happy with.

Managed risk doesn't count.

I might as well on account of my install already being broken. So I did!

Hardass.

My feelings about Fedora 19 --> 22 (except 19's been EOL'd).

Oh I usually drink it without sugar - when I make it myself. If someone else has made it, sugar is almost guaranteed. Also helps when I want to drink it quickly.

Are you still Arch or do you have a new favourite?

What? Do people not ask how you want it?

Some do. A few are able to understand what I ask for. Occasionally there are those that can actually execute it too. So it's generally easier to have sugar.

I find most people make others tea how they themselves like it, and assume a good cup of tea for them is good for everyone.

Last place I worked I did the tea round more than the rest of the department combined - both because I wanted mine done properly, and because I actually asked each person how they wanted it - and asked for feedback on whether I did it right - so they preferred me doing it.
Current place we all make our own - which is just as well since the crappy urn we have runs out of hot water after about three cups.

Dare I ask, how do you like your tea?

I had an incredibly disgusting nestle ice tea at lunch today. I felt like I'd drunk a bottle of syrup.

Yeah, still on Arch. Really can't beat it.

I find temperature to be a greater determinant of speed of tea drinking.

I had to explain to a number of adults the other day that a long Island iced tea didn't contain iced tea.

At least there isn't much scope for toppings...

I reckon PB's a strong tea type of person, leaving the tea bag in as long as possible. In fact he'll ask for the bag to be left in as the cup's brought to his desk and remove it when it's sufficiently brewed with his fingers. Or the top end of a biro if it's still too hot. It'll be served in a cylindrical cup (not one of those tapered cone like nonsenses) and have a handle that can comfortably contain three fingers, for when the cup's full and heavier, and still feels comfortable with two fingers when he's getting to the dregs.

It'll probably have a picture of a horse on it.

I like my tea strong with not too much milk, no sugar.

I have a Winnie-the-Pooh mug at work. It's quite small and says Bee Happy all over it. It was a spare one when I started 2 years ago.

I'd also like a teapot at my desk so I could pour a couple of brews, but that would mean having milk at the desk too.