"Alias" <alias@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message
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> Mike Hall - MS MVP wrote:[color=green]
>> Vista was released as the next stage up in Windows OS, just like all of
>> the others.. it flies in the face of lower end computers no more than XP
>> did on its release..
>>
>> To have a more capable OS requires more capable hardware.. it is that
>> simple..[/color]
>
> "Capable"? You mean more resource hungry, not more capable.
>
> Alias[color=green]
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It's a fair point - While I still like using Vista, I think it has taken a
step backwards for ease of IT support and speedy configuration and
diagnostics.
The same can be said about Linux as well (heheh.. had to say that Alias)
it's not end user nice in any way or form, and it's why the fanciness of
Vista appeals to the masses...
The demands of the O.S. are all to do with the fancy GFX side of things in
my opinion, but I would like MS to drop this multiple versions nonsense and
have one o.s. that we ALL USE and can all get the help and support in one
place!