Re: Vista or Vistrash?
I was forced to upgrade to Windows 7 since I built my quad core rig I wanted a 64 bit OS and finding XP 64 at the time was problematic.
After the inital cussing and annoyances with the new interface once you get the hang of it it's not that bad. The new start menu and renaming objects in the control panel in particular pissed me off.
Vista was a mistake an OS released too soon. A ship with so many holes in it they could never be patched before it sank. Windows 7 is windows Vista 2.0.
I loved how M$ put their tail between their legs with their Mohave commercials. No amount of advertising smoke can disguise the truth.
XPs clock is ticking an OSes life isn't determined by how long you want to keep it but how long software developers want to support it.
For example if Adobe stopped making Flash or Acrobat compatible with XP tomorrow eventually the old XP compatible software wouldn't support new documents and your Internet use would be crippled as a result. You'd then be inclined to either find a third party substitute application or switch your OS.
Just an example of how developers have some control over the life of an OS.
I was forced to upgrade to Windows 7 since I built my quad core rig I wanted a 64 bit OS and finding XP 64 at the time was problematic.
After the inital cussing and annoyances with the new interface once you get the hang of it it's not that bad. The new start menu and renaming objects in the control panel in particular pissed me off.
Vista was a mistake an OS released too soon. A ship with so many holes in it they could never be patched before it sank. Windows 7 is windows Vista 2.0.
I loved how M$ put their tail between their legs with their Mohave commercials. No amount of advertising smoke can disguise the truth.
XPs clock is ticking an OSes life isn't determined by how long you want to keep it but how long software developers want to support it.
For example if Adobe stopped making Flash or Acrobat compatible with XP tomorrow eventually the old XP compatible software wouldn't support new documents and your Internet use would be crippled as a result. You'd then be inclined to either find a third party substitute application or switch your OS.
Just an example of how developers have some control over the life of an OS.
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