Skip Win7?

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Am I the only one satisfied with Vista and thinking about skipping
Win7? I am not a neophyte Beta tested, ran the RC, and am dual booting
the demo of the Enterprise 64 version currently. I am satisfied with
Vista. I work in field support in a school system in an XP
environment. I probably up until using Vista first of the year spent
90% of my time using Ubuntu Linux at home. I upgraded my hardware
quite a bit when purchasing a computer with Vista and I really like
it. Even though I have MS Office and Outlook, I also sometimes like to
use Windows Mail. There has been a load of crap dished out about
Vista, but in its current form with proper hardware, I find it quite a
good experience. I know about the benchmarks, but I have no issues in
my day to day use of Vista. It is the product that turned my Linux
useage from 90% at home to about 5%. Though I am impressed with
Windows 7, it is just not to me supremely better. I guess Vista has
quickly become and old pair of shoes for me. Comfortable.
 
Am I the only one satisfied with Vista and thinking about skipping Win7?
I am not a neophyte Beta tested, ran the RC, and am dual booting the
demo of the Enterprise 64 version currently. I am satisfied with Vista.
I work in field support in a school system in an XP environment. I
probably up until using Vista first of the year spent 90% of my time
using Ubuntu Linux at home. I upgraded my hardware quite a bit when
purchasing a computer with Vista and I really like it. Even though I
have MS Office and Outlook, I also sometimes like to use Windows Mail.
There has been a load of crap dished out about Vista, but in its current
form with proper hardware, I find it quite a good experience. I know
about the benchmarks, but I have no issues in my day to day use of
Vista. It is the product that turned my Linux useage from 90% at home to
about 5%. Though I am impressed with Windows 7, it is just not to me
supremely better. I guess Vista has quickly become and old pair of shoes
for me. Comfortable.
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Whatever floats you boat. If you're happy with it and it fits your needs,
I wouldn't see any reason to change. CHOICE is where it's at!
 
PencilState said:
You work at a school?
Your judgment is a laughing donkey happy with a bail of hay.
You would be happy with drugged up students.
Preaching at zombies is easy.
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I work at several schools and worked for Dell prior to that. Being a
laughing donkey happy with a bail of hay is better that going for not
much better than the same old shit, because they say it is a sugar cube.
 
gregg said:
I work at several schools and worked for Dell prior to that. Being a
laughing donkey happy with a bail of hay is better that going for not much
better than the same old shit, because they say it is a sugar cube.
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You know what they say: Dogs are to scooters as Hay is to Poles.
 
Though I am impressed with
Windows 7, it is just not to me supremely better. I guess Vista has
quickly become and old pair of shoes for me. Comfortable.
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You are right, it is not supremely better. It's just a slightly
imporved version of Vista. It will be a real laugh seeing all the
Vista haters smugly claiming how great Win7 is when you and I both
know it is basically the same as Vista. I'm using he RC of Win7 right
now and already purchased Win7 Home Upgrade but only because I got it
for over 50% off when Microsoft had the pre-order price going for
about a month or so. I would be fine with either Vista or Win7 though.
 
totfit said:
Am I the only one satisfied with Vista and thinking about skipping
Win7? I am not a neophyte Beta tested, ran the RC, and am dual booting
the demo of the Enterprise 64 version currently. I am satisfied with
Vista. I work in field support in a school system in an XP
environment. I probably up until using Vista first of the year spent
90% of my time using Ubuntu Linux at home. I upgraded my hardware
quite a bit when purchasing a computer with Vista and I really like
it. Even though I have MS Office and Outlook, I also sometimes like to
use Windows Mail. There has been a load of crap dished out about
Vista, but in its current form with proper hardware, I find it quite a
good experience. I know about the benchmarks, but I have no issues in
my day to day use of Vista. It is the product that turned my Linux
useage from 90% at home to about 5%. Though I am impressed with
Windows 7, it is just not to me supremely better. I guess Vista has
quickly become and old pair of shoes for me. Comfortable.
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Vista is certainly obsolete.

XPee still rules where I am. No plans on changing any time soon and I
hear the execs want bonuses so the budget is being squeezed. Win 7 too
will be off to a bad start.
 
totfit wrote: > Am I the only one satisfied with Vista and thinking
about skipping > Win7? I am not a neophyte Beta tested, ran the RC,
and am dual booting > the demo of the Enterprise 64 version currently.
I am satisfied with > Vista. I work in field support in a school
system in an XP > environment. I probably up until using Vista first
of the year spent > 90% of my time using Ubuntu Linux at home. I
upgraded my hardware > quite a bit when purchasing a computer with
Vista and I really like > it. Even though I have MS Office and
Outlook, I also sometimes like to > use Windows Mail. There has been a
load of crap dished out about > Vista, but in its current form with
proper hardware, I find it quite a > good experience. I know about the
benchmarks, but I have no issues in > my day to day use of Vista. It
is the product that turned my Linux > useage from 90% at home to about
5%. Though I am impressed with > Windows 7, it is just not to me
supremely better. I guess Vista has > quickly become and old pair of s
 
Just FYI. Remember to say Just FYI. Just FYI. Just FYI.

What are you doing with all that State money for not working? Just FYI.
Just FYI.
 
Canuck57 said:
Vista is certainly obsolete.

XPee still rules where I am. No plans on changing any time soon and I
hear the execs want bonuses so the budget is being squeezed. Win 7 too
will be off to a bad start.
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Windows 7 is rock solid. Been using it since the beginning of August. I
think it will do well.
 
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