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XP or 7 in "classic", aka 2000 look. For practical reasons, like hardware-support, really working USB. If running in some isolated VM for some superspecial APP
by LargoLasskhyfv 1y ago
XP or 7 in "classic", aka 2000 look. For practical reasons, like hardware-support, really working USB.
If running in some isolated VM for some superspecial APP still supporting running on 2000, why not? Uses much less memory.
- int_19h 1y agoI was one of those people who stuck to classic theme all the way up to Win7, but that was the version that finally made me switch because the fancy default theme in it actually looked pretty well after they made the glass effects of Vista more subtle. WinXP looked like some kind of cheap plastic horror in comparison. It's very funny to look at Apple progressing from "looks like Vista" to "looks like Win7" in its iOS 26 betas.