Q: Vista is most notable for the safety and graphics/gaming
what win about 95, 98, 2k, xp?
Best Answer: Windows Vista Ultimate Edition is the best.
Re:This gives a pretty good run down . .
Vista (http://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/SubCategory.asp?SubCategory=368&name=Operating-Systems)
Re:Depends on what aspects you're looking at, there's a lot of stuff that goes on behind that scenes that most people never notice.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/techne…07/02/VistaKernel/default.aspx?pf=true (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2007/02/VistaKernel/default.aspx?pf=true)
Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
vista is most notable for security and graphics/gaming
what about win 95, 98, 2k, xp ?
you should preface your statement, Microsoft SAYS that vista is more secure, that remains to be seen. Have they not said that about everything else, and how has that worked out. I don't believe most of what I hear out of our government, or our biggest corporations for a reason, they frigging lie, and often.
In the beta stages they were exposed for having the same stack flaws that they introduced with previous versions. They clearly cannot learn from their mistakes and just keep repeating them.
Plus they are going to be spying on you, requiring that you ask permission every six months or so to continue to use software you paid for. Those that want to pirate Vista or media content will continue to do so, and Vista will turn off many novice users to computers because of all its anti-everything free and open approach.
Way to be OT, if you want to rant about Vista do so elsewhere.
Re:Originally posted by: guy
vista is most notable for security and graphics/gaming
what about win 95, 98, 2k, xp ?
you should preface your statement, Microsoft SAYS that vista is more secure, that remains to be seen. Have they not said that about everything else, and how has that worked out. I don't believe most of what I hear out of our government, or our biggest corporations for a reason, they frigging lie, and often.
In the beta stages they were exposed for having the same stack flaws that they introduced with previous versions. They clearly cannot learn from their mistakes and just keep repeating them.
Plus they are going to be spying on you, requiring that you ask permission every six months or so to continue to use software you paid for. Those that want to pirate Vista or media content will continue to do so, and Vista will turn off many novice users to computers because of all its anti-everything free and open approach.
Re:XP brought increased security, graphics/gaming and increased reliability over the 9x kernel, IMHO.
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