totfit wrote: > Am I the only one satisfied with Vista and thinking
about skipping > Win7? I am not a neophyte Beta tested, ran the RC,
and am dual booting > the demo of the Enterprise 64 version currently.
I am satisfied with > Vista. I work in field support in a school
system in an XP > environment. I probably up until using Vista first
of the year spent > 90% of my time using Ubuntu Linux at home. I
upgraded my hardware > quite a bit when purchasing a computer with
Vista and I really like > it. Even though I have MS Office and
Outlook, I also sometimes like to > use Windows Mail. There has been a
load of crap dished out about > Vista, but in its current form with
proper hardware, I find it quite a > good experience. I know about the
benchmarks, but I have no issues in > my day to day use of Vista. It
is the product that turned my Linux > useage from 90% at home to about
5%. Though I am impressed with > Windows 7, it is just not to me
supremely better. I guess Vista has > quickly become and old pair of s

Just FYI. Remember to say Just FYI. Just FYI. Just FYI.

What are you doing with all that State money for not working? Just FYI.
Just FYI.


"Kevin John Panzke" <kevin.panzke******.com> wrote in message
news:c58549b7-f1c9-4790-a217-aa83709fa8e4@m11g2000yqf.googlegroups.com...[color=blue]
> totfit wrote: > Am I the only one satisfied with Vista and thinking
> about skipping > Win7? I am not a neophyte Beta tested, ran the RC,
> and am dual booting > the demo of the Enterprise 64 version currently.
> I am satisfied with > Vista. I work in field support in a school
> system in an XP > environment. I probably up until using Vista first
> of the year spent > 90% of my time using Ubuntu Linux at home. I
> upgraded my hardware > quite a bit when purchasing a computer with
> Vista and I really like > it. Even though I have MS Office and
> Outlook, I also sometimes like to > use Windows Mail. There has been a
> load of crap dished out about > Vista, but in its current form with
> proper hardware, I find it quite a > good experience. I know about the
> benchmarks, but I have no issues in > my day to day use of Vista. It
> is the product that turned my Linux > useage from 90% at home to about
> 5%. Though I am impressed with > Windows 7, it is just not to me
> supremely better. I guess Vista has > quickly become and old pair of s[/color]