I hear the best version of Vista is Home Premium (and I couldn't argue that for thats what I have). Everythign that works with XP is compatible with Vista (through Windows Compatibility). Like I said its a little tedious to approve everything but thats the only downfall I can really think of (heck, I tried installing some bad software once and I was getting the blue-screen of death since the program was only meant for Windows 2000... and the computer automatically put itself on system restore after three startups. How awesome is that?)
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Vista is good for people who have no idea how to use comptuers, I find. I have an Acer notebook with Vista on it and it is a little tedious having to approve everything but ultimately I could not be happier with it. Plus my Acer has the 2.0G AMD processor, 120GB hard drive, 1G of RAM... an Apple Notebook I saw the other day had the same features but twice the price (and the usual MacOS drawbacks). Why would anybody want a Mac?
I hear the best version of Vista is Home Premium (and I couldn't argue that for thats what I have). Everythign that works with XP is compatible with Vista (through Windows Compatibility). Like I said its a little tedious to approve everything but thats the only downfall I can really think of (heck, I tried installing some bad software once and I was getting the blue-screen of death since the program was only meant for Windows 2000... and the computer automatically put itself on system restore after three startups. How awesome is that?)
I hear the best version of Vista is Home Premium (and I couldn't argue that for thats what I have). Everythign that works with XP is compatible with Vista (through Windows Compatibility). Like I said its a little tedious to approve everything but thats the only downfall I can really think of (heck, I tried installing some bad software once and I was getting the blue-screen of death since the program was only meant for Windows 2000... and the computer automatically put itself on system restore after three startups. How awesome is that?)
