kpg 0x22
That's it, I'm upgrading next week. I've been putting it off far too
long by the sounds of it.
For me Windows 7 is the best desktop OS from MS ever.
I have been running it since the beta and have had zero issues (apart
for no *complete* drivers from my HP all-in-one printer).
I have 2 Pro and 1 ultimate due to be delivered on release date. The
only time I have even ordered software ahead of its release date. Mind
it was a really good deal ordering so early.
Actually, it was just Beta 3 ...
Windows 7 Beta was the first viable "Vista" Release Candidate.
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> "kpg" <n...@spam.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns9C9F7935BBADA...@207.46.248.16...
>> For all 'Best Vetted O/S Ever' crowd out there, after playing around
>> with Windows 7 I've come to realize that Vista really was Windows Me
>> ver 2.0 all
>> along.
>
> Actually, it was just Beta 3 ...
>
> Windows 7 Beta was the first viable "Vista" Release Candidate.
>
>
>
At least we can laugh about it now.
Although I've resisted the Vistaization process, 7 is a much more palatable
Vista - smarter, friendlier, more usable. I'm hesitant to say I like it,
but I do.
At least now I won't have to listen to the "vista is better" crowd anymore.
Those guys are annoying. (You know who you are...)
> At least now I won't have to listen to the "vista is better" crowd
> anymore.
> Those guys are annoying. (You know who you are...)
Well... Vista *was* better than Millenium Edition. <g, d & r>
> Well... Vista *was* better than Millenium Edition. <g, d & r>
>
At least ME could remember what my default printer was.
John R.
>> Well... Vista *was* better than Millenium Edition. <g, d & r>
>>
>
> At least ME could remember what my default printer was.
:-)
Haven't had that experience on Vista -- but then, I only ever had one
printer, so maybe I made it too easy.