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  1. 5th February 2007, 06:45 PM #1
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    Vista

    Vista anyone ?

    yes , no maybe worth the time - or wait a while and see what happens?

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    not worth it...

    hands up those who rememeber when the whole operating system took up less than the first 128 k of the available 640..

    and how stable was that compared to windoze...

    oh its buggier than hell with lots of "features" to be found... and rumour control has it it leaks more than an ffrs canopy on the first rain of the wet.
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  4. 5th February 2007, 07:13 PM #4
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    Some reports say if you are happy with what you have stay there, its not worth it but then they say it doesnt crash as much as XP and that alone could be a plus but ill stay with my trust old stable Win2k
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    I had a look at it, ran the compatability patch, and it came up with loads of 'issues' - printer drivers, incompatability with McAffe ...........and loads more

    Reminds me of windows ME

    I won't touch it till SP2
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    I'm running it on my laptop... quite happy with it over all.

    That said - I get it through work and have been playing with it since Beta 1...

    Not sure I'd rush out and grab it if I actually had to pay for it.

    It seems to run better on my laptop than XP....

    But be prepared for a big install... and you may still be waiting for many programs to catchup and have a Vista compatible version.

    Unless the machine you are talking about is reasonably new I wouldn't bother.

    My laptop is a 2.0gig dual core with 2 gig's of ram.... so I'd be a little ****ed if it didn't run ok....

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    home basic is not too bad for the average joe IF you have more than 512mb of ram.

    home premium, not sure i would bother.. yet

    just buy a mac and get the real deal with out the bull****e :P

    all the extra bits in vista are just poor rips of what has been available in OSX macs for years... :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    not worth it...

    hands up those who rememeber when the whole operating system took up less than the first 128 k of the available 640..

    and how stable was that compared to windoze...

    oh its buggier than hell with lots of "features" to be found... and rumour control has it it leaks more than an ffrs canopy on the first rain of the wet.
    i ran a multiline BBS off a machine with 64k of ram and 4 360k floppy drives for years :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by ladas View Post
    incompatability with McAffe ...........and loads more
    well thats a definete plus IMHO!
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    well thats a definete plus IMHO!
    Buy a mac and don't worry about viruses or Mc Affee!!
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