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Originally posted by CrowleyI am probably not as computer savy as you are. I was wondering how are you busy downloading? I thought once you hit the download thingy, it just downloaded itself?
Anyone using this yet? I'm just busy downloading it now.
Thank you in advance, for your help.
Looks around, damn hope I got everything speeeled right.
Originally posted by CrowleyI thought the industry was gearing up towards the online OS idea. I'm surprised Micro$oft didn't latch onto it a bit more.
Aah well, we'll see.
Just think: after ME we got XP, so Windows 7 will probably (hopefully) be a great, stable release, that will last us another 8 years...
Originally posted by Daemon SinNot yet. Broadband has not been embraced thoroughly enough the world over for that to be economically viable.
I thought the industry was gearing up towards the online OS idea. I'm surprised Micro$oft didn't latch onto it a bit more.
Also, maybe M$ is waiting to see what Google will cook up?
Originally posted by PalynkaNot yet 😕
Did you try it? How is it?
I read that W7 might corrupt MP3 files, even on network shares, so I have to backup my desktop properly before I install it on my lappy.
This might be overkill, but I haven't backed it up in 2 weeks, so I may as well do this now.
Also, I'm just checking to make sure I know how to set up the booting, so I can still boot XP and Ubuntu...
Originally posted by wormwood😀
wasn't it you who skipped vista because you didn't want to mess things up? and now you're installing win 7 beta?? 🙂
Not quite...
I wasn't impressed with what I saw in Vista: for a system upgrade - as in pony up the money for the shiny new 'upgrade'.
This is free, and I can install it on my lappy, which these days is relegated to my wife looking at pictures of not-really-friends on Facebook...
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Originally posted by CrowleyI guess that makes sense. I find myself less and less enthusiastic to upgrade anything every year that passes. just simply can't be bothered to tinker with everything in order to get things working...
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Not quite...
I wasn't impressed with what I saw in Vista: for a system upgrade - as in pony up the money for the shiny new 'upgrade'.
This is free, and I can install it on my lappy, which these days is relegated to my wife looking at pictures of not-really-friends on Facebook...
which I guess was your reason to stay with xp as well.
Originally posted by wormwoodXP still runs very well on my ageing hardware. Why fix what ain't broken?
I guess that makes sense. I find myself less and less enthusiastic to upgrade anything every year that passes. just simply can't be bothered to tinker with everything in order to get things working...
which I guess was your reason to stay with xp as well.
When I upgrade the HW I'll probably get Vista, but I definitely don't upgrade just for the sake of getting a shiny new desktop...