Bigga
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I saw this being tested at work, but didn't get time to get hands on myself. I wasn't impressed by the customisable Start Bar, but then, that's all I peaked at.
Has anybody tried it, yet...?
Has anybody tried it, yet...?
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It has its ups and downs...
denislawsbackheel said:It has its ups and downs...
Would you say it had it's peaks and troughs?
jimharri
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So; what happened to Windows 9, or did I blink and miss it?
Le Havre Oswald
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Than what
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adrianr said:It will be better than every version of windows before it, yet people will still swear blind that it raped their dog and XP is still the best.
Win2000 and XP are the best
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adrianr said:It will be better than every version of windows before it, yet people will still swear blind that it raped their dog and XP is still the best.
Win2000 and XP are the best
Me was gash
Ducado
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NorthEastScotlandMCFC said:adrianr said:It will be better than every version of windows before it, yet people will still swear blind that it raped their dog and XP is still the best.
Win2000 and XP are the best
Can't argue with that, still using XP my main PC have some new fangled version on my Laptop and at work, which seem rather clunky I am sure there are some great technical reasons for upgrading but for now I will stick with XP
Bigga
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jimharri said:So; what happened to Windows 9, or did I blink and miss it?
Windows 8.1 is being regarded as such.
Ducado said:NorthEastScotlandMCFC said:adrianr said:It will be better than every version of windows before it, yet people will still swear blind that it raped their dog and XP is still the best.
Win2000 and XP are the best
Can't argue with that, still using XP my main PC have some new fangled version on my Laptop and at work, which seem rather clunky I am sure there are some great technical reasons for upgrading but for now I will stick with XP
Since XP is not longer supported for security updates, are you not running a risk of viruses and such by running it?
Unless, of course, you're not going online with it...?