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View Poll Results: How Bad is Windows Vista?
It's Great 10 18.18%
It's Ok 15 27.27%
It's bad 4 7.27%
It's very bad 9 16.36%
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I run Vista on 1 GB of RAM with few problems. In fact one thing I have noticed is that programs that get hung up for awhile tend to recover more often than not. Compared to previous versions of Windows OS, that is a serious difference (at least for me).
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That's the problem. Why should you have to buy something else to get your OS to work? Shouldn't a good product work properly "out of the box?"
I agree and that is what Linux does, PCLinuxOS, Mepis, Ubuntu etc. anyway.
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That's the problem. Why should you have to buy something else to get your OS to work? Shouldn't a good product work properly "out of the box?"
I agree and that is what Linux does, PCLinuxOS, Mepis, Ubuntu etc. anyway.

I use XP...and don't want to change. Recently downgraded a new computer from Vista to XP. Maybe, I just don't have patience to learn something new, but for 3 weeks VISTA made me ,, and
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Another guy's opinion...
Vista's 11 Pillars of Failure - Columns by PC Magazine
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Hmmm. I haven't used the system yet, but I didn't really see anything of substance in Dvorak's critique. Petty complaints, but no real set backs. I'm suspicious that he either has an agenda, or he just had nothing of real importance to write upon for that issue.
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Vista...just say no. Vista is what pushed me to Ubuntu Linux. Haven't looked back.

Few of the Vista promises have been delivered over a year later. We'll be running XP at the church until I can no longer support it, which will be a long time, or until we switch to Linux. If Power Church ran under Wine, we'd be using Linux now.

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