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I've been using XP Pro for about 3/4 years at home now and it does everything i need it to and ive just grown used to it.
im using 2000 pro at work atm, cant really tell much difference between if this was 98 really :/ other than the fact the security would be easy to get around.
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| Originally posted by chojin I've been using XP Pro for about 3/4 years at home now and it does everything i need it to and ive just grown used to it. im using 2000 pro at work atm, cant really tell much difference between if this was 98 really :/ other than the fact the security would be easy to get around. |
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| Originally posted by tribu I am. For a long time, It was more stable than XP and I got Pro for 75 bucks. I dual boot between 2000 pro and suse linux, and I like them both |
... I do like the faster boot time, but that's still not enough.
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| Originally posted by sym Did anyone here have Windows ME? Shittiest windows OS evar. |
so whats your son's user name
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| Originally posted by loconet I have the same setup (suse/2k). I use XP at work and 2k at home and I still don't see why I should upgrade to XP. Aside from the Fisher Price theme, which some people might like, what compelling feature(s) does XP give me to make me want to fork out more $ to replace a relatively solid OS? Built-in zip support? ooohhh ahhhhh ... I do like the faster boot time, but that's still not enough. |
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| Originally posted by dj_bas Win XP handles applications better, it's also better at memory allocation. |
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| Originally posted by kr00t0n Also, does anyone else (those who have now seen a pic of smoke) find the fact he refers to himself as 'homey' hilarious? |
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| Originally posted by loconet What do you mean by "better" exactly? I've used both (2k & XP) in a variety of hardware and I don't see how it does it "better". Mind you, there _is_ the rare software that doesn't work on 2k but works on XP. |
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