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> the relatively small OEM Windows fee is compensated by installing tons of adware, browser bars, etc. from 3rd party vendors. Now that is user-friendly; you m
by wazoox 15y ago
> the relatively small OEM Windows fee is compensated by installing tons of adware, browser bars, etc. from 3rd party vendors.
Now that is user-friendly; you must spend the best part of a day removing nagwares and spywares from a brand new computer.
- eropple 15y agoIt takes about twenty minutes on a Dell (which tend to be among the biggest purveyors of nagware). Forty minutes or so if you just saw screw-it and reinstall the OS, plus whatever time it takes for Windows Update to do it's thing. I get that you're a partisan, but can we not be completely hyperbolic?
- Goladus 15y agoI really like that when I install the evince pdf viewer, it doesn't try to install the Yahoo search bar browser plugin like Adobe Acrobat. I even use evince on windows.