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I used XP quite happily for ten years, and was glad I waited for other people I knew to get Vista before I risked it
Perhaps I'm getting old, Windows 7 seems quite stable and just seems to work I can't get excited about upgrades yet
Operating systems used to be my field back when I was technical and that's not a sign of getting old, that's sensible caution when it comes to MS O/S's. There used to be a common saying "never buy an MS O/S until at least the first service pack is released". Admittedly with internet hotfixes that's a bit redundant, but hanging fire on an upgrade for a while until you can see the value is common sense.
Windows 8 will be NT with some fluff and eye-candy.
Windows needs rewriting from scratch. One version for servers and one new version for tablets and one new version for PC/laptops. Each optimised for that platform.
Fed up with the same issues that have been around since NT 4.
Windows 8 will be NT with some fluff and eye-candy.
Windows needs rewriting from scratch. One version for servers and one new version for tablets and one new version for PC/laptops. Each optimised for that platform.
Fed up with the same issues that have been around since NT 4.
Get a Mac.
Ah Macs just Next and BSD with some fluff and eye-candy
I like windows 7. I liked 2000 and XP/Server 2003 as well. Vista was cack. I like linux and solaris too, less so as a desktop OS although some linux distros are very usable as such now.
I still don't want fingerprints on my screen though.
While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'
Windows needs rewriting from scratch. One version for servers and one new version for tablets and one new version for PC/laptops. Each optimised for that platform.
Kernel should be the same - bundled software may be different as well as default params.
My real issue with Microsoft is their greed when it to servers - Win Server 2008 Standard supports only 32 GB of RAM, FFS!!! You have to go to Enterprise level to support more, where as Win 7 supports 192 GB, WTF was responsible for that there?
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