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Same. I think the UX changes plus the 32/64 bit issues led it to have a rocky start. IMO, Vista crawled so Win7 could run. Same with Win 2000 and WinXP.
by alephnerd 5mo ago
Same. I think the UX changes plus the 32/64 bit issues led it to have a rocky start.
IMO, Vista crawled so Win7 could run. Same with Win 2000 and WinXP.
- thesuitonym 5mo agoDid you mean Windows Me? Windows 2000 was rock solid, and almost exactly the same thing as Windows XP.
- alephnerd 5mo agoI meant from a consumer usage and uptake perspective. I was lucky to use Win 2000 as a consumer as my dad was a SWE who got free licenses from work (along with Compaq workstations, ergonomic chairs, and tickets to ATT Park), but apparently Win2000 for consumer usage was much less common than I thought.