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Vista or XP? What do you prefer?
I just got my first computer with Vista... I think I prefer XP, but it's probably a matter of time until I get used to Vista.
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Vista isn't a problem. A learning curve etc, and of course takes a lot of ram to run smoothly
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I'll stick with XP.
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Vista will be great once the public beta testing is over. It really will be a slick OS, till then not so much.
I regretted upgrading from XP, lost tons of functionality and now get constant issues, errors and notifications of stuff not working properly. Just bought my first Mac because of it, and gonna dual boot with XP. |
XP for now! The reason is the same thing Lance69 posted about beta testing.
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XP for now definitely. Had to get rid of vista wshen it didn't connect me to the Internet through a hub
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Most people scream XP without even trying Vista.
I got it on my new computer and it works very well. All applications work etc |
I've got 2 setups running vista now, and both run smoothly... Using 32 bit on one and 64 on another. Still have another machine primarily on XP, and tbh with enough ram and decent hardware you shouldn't experience any problems with vista, just a bit of a learning curve.
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didn't like Vista at all.. hands down for XP
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Just purchased a new laptop with XP pro on it. I will not wrestle with vista at this time.
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Once the software programmers get things all compatible it'll be great as well. It's not all MS's fault. There are at 3 programs I use on a daily basis that I had to go into the settings and run as XP SP2, or they just plain won't work. Though MS doesn't make this little tidbit of info very obvious, it just tells me my shit won't work. (Why they couldn't have it automatically do that I don't know. It'd save a lot of headaches and people bitching.)
Really it is a good OS just not baked enough. I am digging this Leopard thing, (typing on my first Mac), but I honestly don't think I'm gonna swear off windows entirely. |
if something needs that much ram just for the os, its not good to me.
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i have no problems with vista.
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I dont understand people who dont like vista , unless you use apps that are still not compatible from 3rd party's. I had it in dual boot with XP- Xpower and Vista , and vista runs better than them all , everythng is faster, especially internet.
I use wireless and when im on XP i have 3 bars of signal , on Xpower same thing. On vista Full signal! Everything operates perfectly for me , Ready boost works great , voice command aswell. The only thing that is a little annoying is all the confirmations of install , but this can be shut off if it bothers you that much. For me I will never go back to XP |
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Vista has so many bugs and memory problems that I dumped it.
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xp for sure
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XP no doubt
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I like Vista as well..seems pretty good for me
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don't fix what is not broken... oh wait they both are.
UNIX 4 LIFE |
vista!!!!!
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Dos!!!!!!
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only XP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I like Vista when it runs on your hardware configuration. I've had problems with some graphics cards and Vista. When you got the right hardware configuration that works, it is great IMO.
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I like XP much better. Like everything, It will get better with age!
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Windows xp until the bugs in vista get worked out.
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I sent my HP laptop back to HP for a warrenty repair and the fucking LOST my lapotp
after 2 and a half months of fighting them to replace it the replace it with a Vista machine I bought that XP machine right before the vista changeover because i didnt want a vista machine and now I know why I miss my xp |
Despite having 2 computers with Vista and 0 with XP, I much prefer XP. For me it's not bugs or memory problems that are to blame, Vista is just so much slower than XP at everything.
Just as an example, shutting down Vista can take up to 45 seconds or even more when it takes 10 secs in XP. Compare the number of processes running in a clean Vista install compared to a clean XP SP2 and the number is doubled. Another thing is that explorer (when browsing and handling files) behaviour has changed and is much less practical than XP. All in all besides the fancy graphics and everything, it seems more like a step backwards than forwards when it comes to usability. |
i'm pretty happy with Vista. works great for me.
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xp here:)
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switch from xp to vista about month ago, im happy
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There's no reason that Vista needs all that ram. Microsoft better thank their lucky stars that DX10 is proprietary. If it wasn't for that, Microsoft would be in the shitter right now.
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XP works fine for me.
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XP still wins for me... :2 cents:
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Microsoft VistaME
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XP of course Vista is so boring
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I got vista on this one
but it works pretty much equally as XP apart some software compatibility issues |
vista with 2gb ram
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XP with 2Gb ram and Core2Duo all the way!
P.S. Vista sucks. |
vista gives me a stiffy...
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I use both, I like vista better
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XP XP and XP ..... vista is all glitter and shit for no gain in productivity. it uses HUGE amounts of ram for nothing ......
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L I N U X Vista 128Me *Lol*
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