A letter grade for Windows Vista
I came across this article this morning on Windows Vista and the overall pros and cons of the new OS. Click the source link below for the full article, however I feel like this sums things up:
However, I wouldn't recommend it universally. After all, a C+ grade (or even a B-) means there are still substantial flaws, and Microsoft still has a lot of homework to make up. While I'm moving all the systems in the Basement to Vista over the next few weeks, I'm not upgrading my daughter's PCs quite yet. For them, and for most users, I'd probably wait for the first service pack.
This appears to be pretty sound advice if you ask me. I personally feel like I just want my computer to work rather than having to tinker around with stupid service issues or driver incompatibility problems.
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However, I wouldn't recommend it universally. After all, a C+ grade (or even a B-) means there are still substantial flaws, and Microsoft still has a lot of homework to make up. While I'm moving all the systems in the Basement to Vista over the next few weeks, I'm not upgrading my daughter's PCs quite yet. For them, and for most users, I'd probably wait for the first service pack.
This appears to be pretty sound advice if you ask me. I personally feel like I just want my computer to work rather than having to tinker around with stupid service issues or driver incompatibility problems.
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Labels: business is business, reviews, technology
posted by link at Monday, June 11, 2007
1 Comments:
I use Vista on my work laptop and it's ok. It's nothing special. It's basically XP with a couple tweaks. I would have expected 5 years of development to come up with something way better. Nope. Nothing special. C+ is fair grade.
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