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f0dder 09 Oct 2007, 15:43
xanatose: there are kernel improvements in Vista that I certainly wouldn't mind having... the problem is all the crud around the kernel, and the DRM shit. DX10 might be nice too...
but none of it is enough that I'll be ready to accept all the added crap. At least not yet. |
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edfed 13 Oct 2007, 05:21
Maverick wrote:
windows sucks it's the principal function of windows MS DOS sucks 3.11 sucks*3.11 98 sucks*2 2000 sucks*8 NT4 is KILO sucker XP is MEGA sucker vista is the super GIGA sucker but we all use it! WHY? |
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13 Oct 2007, 05:21 |
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rugxulo 13 Oct 2007, 22:42
f0dder wrote:
IE7 runs much faster on my AMD64x2 than it does on my P4 XP Home SP2. Of course, IE ain't exactly the fastest browser anyways. (I actually have OffByOne and Firefox but typically prefer Opera ... haven't tried Safari "twice as fast" beta 3 yet.) So, you have alternatives, even on Windows, if IE is too bloated or slow for you (thankfully).  |
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drhowarddrfine 14 Oct 2007, 04:48
Do us web developers a favor and don't use IE. It is nine years behind web standards and a PITA to make work with modern web standards. It's market share is slowly dwindling which, hopefully, will either eliminate it or, more likely, Microsoft will finally get the idea that standards are important.........NAH.
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14 Oct 2007, 04:48 |
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xanatose 14 Oct 2007, 15:57
f0dder wrote: xanatose: there are kernel improvements in Vista that I certainly wouldn't mind having... the problem is all the crud around the kernel, and the DRM shit. DX10 might be nice too... Thanks for the link. |
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14 Oct 2007, 15:57 |
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rugxulo 15 Oct 2007, 16:57
There seem to be more and more sites these days that only work with Firefox or IE (go figure).
BTW, I think MS wants people to use Virtual PC 2007 if they want decent compatibility. IMO, that's only a partial (copout) solution. They still have lots of things to fix, improve, etc. (especially since they are pushing this Vista upgrade on pretty much everyone). EDIT: Oops, VPC2k7 doesn't install on Vista Home versions (doh). Use QEMU or BOCHS instead. |
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