What he said.Soylent Bacon said:Windows 7, because I got a new laptop that came with it installed, and I love it.
What he said.Soylent Bacon said:Windows 7, because I got a new laptop that came with it installed, and I love it.
Um, clueless newb here, any chance of an explanation on WAIK and Vlite? If it helps that much I may try it on my older machine too!-[Badger said:-]Even then W7 throttling is amazing, DL the WAIK and Vlite to take out the flare and it can run Fine on a 286. Trust me its greatness as a Windows OS goes.SenseOfTumour said:I'm finding 7 quite lovely and have no plans to turn back unless my PC blows up and I have to return to an old 1gb rig.
Exactly this. It's the minor changes that make it awesome (scrolling background, drag to fill half the screen/maximize, pretty interface, etc.)meticadpa said:I use Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit because 1.) Windows 7 is awesome and 2.) I want to take advantage of having 6GB of RAM.
More like going from XP (vista was failsauce) to Win7 to Win8 every six months.generic gamer said:Indeed, I love Ubuntu. The only times I've needed to restart it are when I've updated distros. It's the equivalent of "We have upgraded Xp to Vista for free, please restart the PC and it's all ready to use".007dog900 said:I use Ubuntu Linux "Lucid Lynx" 10.4 LTS, but only until 10.10; new OS every six months FTW!
I use Ubuntu because my laptop ran vista, and like all windows OS'es (at least all i have used) it gets slow, so i decided to install Ubuntu, just to get a fresh start.
In addition i have also always been a fan of the open source philosophy. The super fast boot, awesome customizing abilities, and the fact that it's free is not bad either.
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Sure, i might have to open a terminal and sudo up once in a while, but overall i think it is both faster and easier to use than vista.
So, i urge you all: Download the .iso and sacrifice a disk; its worth it!
Know what really gets me about Ubuntu though?
They always ship it with the font too large. Ubuntu's gnome desktop looks best with the system fonts on 8 but they always, always ship it on 9. Oh and I hate having to keep manually mounting all my hard disks, I just found a program to do that but you'd thought it'd ship with it eh?
You shouldn't have to do it manually if you add them into /etc/fstab. They will be automounted when the computer starts.generic gamer said:Oh and I hate having to keep manually mounting all my hard disks, I just found a program to do that but you'd thought it'd ship with it eh?