Vista Vs Xp

[Ozzy10]

travis have you got vista?

 

[err0r]

yes he does

[Guest Travis]

Yes I do and I love it. I like it way better than XP.

 

Sorry if I didn't make sense, let me try an analogy.

 

Say I develop a car. During the first year we find 62 errors and fix them. Three years later I take that car and put a new body, new interior, make it more stable and name it something different. After that first year they find only 20 errors. Of course it's less because they already found the 62, plus more in the next 3 years. Make sense?

Edited July 7, 2008 by Travis

[IRCx]

Yes I do and I love it. I like it way better than XP.

 

Sorry if I didn't make sense, let me try an analogy.

 

Say I develop a car. During the first year we find 62 errors and fix them. Three years later I take that car and put a new body, new interior, make it more stable and name it something different. After that first year they find only 20 errors. Of course it's less because they already found the 62, plus more in the next 3 years. Make sense?

What did you do with the old body?

[Guest X-Fusion]

What, are you gonna make a clone?

[Guest Travis]

My point, IRCx, was that I left the engine and drivetrain and changed the look and feel of the car.

[IRCx]

My point, IRCx, was that I left the engine and drivetrain and changed the look and feel of the car.

yea , was only joking

[Molson™]

If someone can name 10 reasons why someone should switch to vista from xp, then I think everyone should switch.

[Guest X-Fusion]

1. It's Microsoft

2. You have to at some point

3. It's Microsoft

 

That's all I can think of.

[Guest Travis]

I wouldn't rush out to buy a machine to run Vista, but if you are upgrading your pc anyways, choose Vista.

 

1. It is not as resource exhaustive as people (including me) said it was.

 

2. It handles errors way better.

 

3. It manages memory way better.

 

4. It looks way better.

 

5. It is "more secure".

 

6. It is more stable. (see 2 & 3)

 

I'll think of more later.