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You just can't convince a regular person, after having such an experience, that Vista is great. I wonder how many "regular" users jumped on board at the very b
by Goronmon 18y ago
You just can't convince a regular person, after having such an experience, that Vista is great.
I wonder how many "regular" users jumped on board at the very beginning while there were still issues? I rarely have talked to someone who has actual experience with the problems from Vista (other than it being included on a system with poor performance, which was an issue, I'll admit).
If Vista really was a poor OS, then Windows 7 would be just putting 'lipstick on a pig'.
- pbz 18y agoIt will largely depend on how well MS can control the vendors. In other words how they can prevent the vendors from installing crap on a computer. For the longest time computers would ship with 1GB of RAM with tons of applications in the startup. You really felt like you bought a car for $20K that can only go 20 miles per hour. Don't underestimate the importance of performance.