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I use it.
My computer functions.
therefor im ok with it.

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Same with me.

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Although the distance is daring
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Quote: from blueelectricguitar at 12:59 pm on Jan. 9, 2009

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I HATE VISTA. I have a personal vendetta against that programme. My mum got it installed on our computers at home when it first came out. I came back from uni to discover that it had deleted all my compositions and sibelius files because it didn't support sibelius.  
 I was NOT impressed.

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That's you and your mom's fault. You should have checked to see if it was compatible first.

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No one told me they were changing the computers at home to Vista. It just happened one day. I came home at the holidays to find my work gone.

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It has some small quirks I don't like, but on the whole I think it's pretty cool, a huge improvement over XP. I still wouldn't switch from OS X though.

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you and your apple

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edit: And I like the way it looks :P.

Post edited at 1:10 pm on Jan. 9, 2009 by The Nowhere Man

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I mean, it's not business ready, especially for things such as point of sale, where anything with a Celeron and 512MB of RAM and a puny 20GB hard drive will do - where I work, all the computers run Windows 2000. At one of the local supermarkets, they still run Windows NT 4.0 on all of their registers (It's quite sad I know this, really), and a hardware store runs XP on theirs. Point of Sale systems don't need bucketloads of horsepower. Vista needs quite a bit. Therefore, Point of sale isn't for Vista systems... yet.

Hoever, the City Council here has an almost completely Vista network. The library doesn't have Vista computers, because the program they use, Spydus, doesn't like it, so they reverted to XP. They don't complain about it (although they did when Spydus wouldn't work).

My friend moans about it, but I just ignore him (he was also stupid enough to buy 4GB of RAM when he only had a 32bit version of Vista, even though I told him that he was wasting $150, and he wants me to spend that extra money on something I'll never use in new computer: uhm, I think not? I like to use my money for things that I use).

The only real issue I have with it is that there is no seemingly obvious way to enable Classic logon (Can't stand the welcome screen), if at all. But I'll cope.