Windows Vista or Windows XP?
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by MaGGoT » Fri Oct 07, 2005 7:17 pm
And you very rarely have problems with Linux once you know what you're doing! I've gone through many errors and such, but I've learned my way around in it but I continue to use Windows a lot because I play in gaming leagues
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by Dr Frankenstein » Sat Oct 08, 2005 5:19 am
For now I don't know enough about linux to use it everyday. Unfortunately there is software I like that only runs on linux, like Kwrite/Kate, but I managed to run it on Windows using Cygwin/X and a lot of disk space... didn'y try SheepShaver yet, I'll need to compile it.
Yes, Linux is a superior OS, but there is still not enough stuff for the beginner/average user, there are still a lot of things that you can only do using a command line. I would use Linux if I know more about it.
So far I have Knoppix 3.7 that I reboot on sometimes, I also have Mandriva Limited Edition 2005 on VMWare. I tried coLinux, but it makes me a BSOD after about 30 minutes, and even if I closed it.
I still use Windows as main OS, but I plan to switch in 2 or 3 years, maybe.
Yes, Linux is a superior OS, but there is still not enough stuff for the beginner/average user, there are still a lot of things that you can only do using a command line. I would use Linux if I know more about it.
So far I have Knoppix 3.7 that I reboot on sometimes, I also have Mandriva Limited Edition 2005 on VMWare. I tried coLinux, but it makes me a BSOD after about 30 minutes, and even if I closed it.
I still use Windows as main OS, but I plan to switch in 2 or 3 years, maybe.
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Re: Windows Vista or Windows XP?
by teagan05 » Thu Jul 21, 2011 1:46 pm
Windows 7 is best dont use windows Vista. Windows 7 has the capability to run major applications of windows XP
the security of windows 7 is good and aero view is great.
try using windows 7 you will be hooke into it.
the security of windows 7 is good and aero view is great.
try using windows 7 you will be hooke into it.
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Re: Windows Vista or Windows XP?
by Peter28 » Sat Sep 17, 2011 12:31 pm
Firstly hello to everyone!
I personally still choose to use a cut down version of Windows XP just because it's so fast. I'm currently using Tiny XP Rev 11 and it uses just 50 meg of RAM when fully installed. I have to use Vista at work and hate it. I find it slow and cumbersome even after the SP updates.
I think XP, even in this day and age, still has a few more years of life left in it yet.
Peter.
I personally still choose to use a cut down version of Windows XP just because it's so fast. I'm currently using Tiny XP Rev 11 and it uses just 50 meg of RAM when fully installed. I have to use Vista at work and hate it. I find it slow and cumbersome even after the SP updates.
I think XP, even in this day and age, still has a few more years of life left in it yet.
Peter.
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Re: Windows Vista or Windows XP?
by seanx » Sat Jan 07, 2012 9:50 am
Windows xp is better than windows vista. Coz windows vista is too heavy. Windows 7 is a good release after vista...
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Re: Windows Vista or Windows XP?
by Elba » Mon Apr 23, 2012 2:31 pm
I'm for XP. I've been using it since the time I bought my first computer, so it's a good thing!
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