If anyone wants to try it.
Luis G <i><b>Problemator</b></i> Staff member Jun 5, 2007 #2 I'll stick with XP and ubuntu. And Debian for serious stuff.
Winky Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2007 #5 Nope Sry same old same old If there were ever halcyon days in Redmond them babys are long past stick a fork innit yer done! jus ain’t no need to rehash the same old mish-mash no more… Ooh look, shiny
Nope Sry same old same old If there were ever halcyon days in Redmond them babys are long past stick a fork innit yer done! jus ain’t no need to rehash the same old mish-mash no more… Ooh look, shiny
Kruz New Member Jun 6, 2007 #6 I've been using the "30 day trial" version of vista for about 7-8 months now so I cant complain about the price.
I've been using the "30 day trial" version of vista for about 7-8 months now so I cant complain about the price.
unclehobart New Member Jun 6, 2007 #7 I first read that as windows 2000 beta. It left me going: 'dude... you're a few years too late'.
Professur Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2007 #9 unclehobart said: I first read that as windows 2000 beta. It left me going: 'dude... you're a few years too late'. Click to expand... Gimme at least a little credit, willya.
unclehobart said: I first read that as windows 2000 beta. It left me going: 'dude... you're a few years too late'. Click to expand... Gimme at least a little credit, willya.
Winky Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2007 #10 not giving credit where credit isn't due or some-such-or-another-thing?
