wolfram
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Phantasm66 said:Additionally, Areo Glass and other effects can be turned off.
If you turn them off, what's the point of using Vista? XP is more than enough
Phantasm66 said:Additionally, Areo Glass and other effects can be turned off.
wolfram said:If you turn them off, what's the point of using Vista? XP is more than enough
Phantasm66 said:Well, the point would be that Vista is much more than just the new visual effects..... haven't you been keeping up??
Phantasm66 said:2) That some things don't work yet - maybe so, but get over it, Vista is new. Anyone who has been into computing for a while will recall that it was the same with XP when it first came out, and 98, and 95, etc, etc... software and drivers take a little time to catch up, that's hardly Microsoft's fault.
Phantasm66 said:Actually, I have found that just about everything works just fine, you now and again have to run things as Administrator but as far as I am concerned that's the same in Linux as well.
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That would be one of my "problems with vista."
Not to mention the "your graphics adapter has stopped responding so windows has reset it" which occurs in endless loops and requires a complete reboot.
Rage said:Vista is great for the average user and is way more user-friendly. Most people here don't like it 'coz of shoddy driver support for NVIDIA/ATi videocards since most of them are gamers. Plus it eats a lot of RAM. Vista on a desktop PC for the average computer user who likes to surf the net, download songs to their iPod, listen to music and watch movies/videos is perfect. It has all the packagings of a Media Center OS. Now only if they reduced the price, like they're gonna do for XP and Office in China.