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Yes, and experience is in the details. The difference between Vista and 7 is not prominent, but it is big.
by pfraze 14y ago
Yes, and experience is in the details. The difference between Vista and 7 is not prominent, but it is big.
- DeepDuh 14y agoHaving used Vista and 7 side by side (test environment for a customer) I can say that you're spot on. It's many small things but they add up quickly. One example: network adapter settings are completely misnamed in Vista, a major pain to find them.
- Wilya 14y agoYou probably haven't really seen the worse of Vista, to say that. My experience, that is matched by some other people around me, is that the difference is that 7 works pretty much out of the box, while Vista could make your computer unusable.