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chickenman 16-11-2005 09:26 AM

Will you use Windows Vista with it's system requirements so high ?

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/windowsvi...e/vistarpc.mspx

All it looks like they have done is given it a paint job and added some extra rubbish, if I have to use Windows I'll use XP. :ranting:

Dino 16-11-2005 11:41 AM

Yes, I will use that extra rubbish if I find it useful, thank you for asking.

Nikson 16-11-2005 11:51 AM

They've got a lot of work to do yet. We'll see if it's worth it when it's finished.

Skumpaq 16-11-2005 11:57 AM

By the time Im getting a new computer Widows Vista will definitely be standard (if not a newer version), so yeah I will probably buy it, but not for my current PC.

Tulac 16-11-2005 12:36 PM

Yeah, me too, on my curreent PC i'll have WinXP, like I had Win98 on the one before, and like I'll have Windows Vista on the one I'll get in future...

Reup 16-11-2005 01:32 PM

It will depend on several things:
  • * What the retail price will be (I always build my own PC, so no OEM's for me)
    * The software I really NEED to run (if I don't need Windows at all, why bother)
    * My financial disposition (obviously)
All in all, I will probably upgrade, but I won't be a trendsetter and might not even be an early adapter of Vista, but it really depends on my needs...

Fruit Pie Jones 16-11-2005 03:09 PM

I'll almost certainly use it, but not right away. Chances are I'll use it at work long before I use it at home.

Quintopotere 16-11-2005 03:14 PM

I voted no.

My WinXP works fine and i'll keep it untill it will be able to run the programs and games that I need.

Havell 16-11-2005 03:44 PM

Probably not. That's just way to much bloat. Any new computer I buy with it on would probably have it's power halved by Vista. I'll carry on using XP or learn how to use Linux.

There is actually a big shift to Linux in the works. My Mum works for the UK Government and there's plans to start using Debian there within the next few years. The Civil Sercice is hardly on the very cutting edge of technology so there must be similar ppans afoot in the private sector.. I predict an end to the age of Microsoft within the next few years (remember, you heard it here first).

Danny252 16-11-2005 04:09 PM

High requirements? Where?
512MB of RAM isn't much at all. I dont even remember a time when I had that little..


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