[citation][nom]Thor[/nom]And Windows 7 is same than Vista.But now majority of computer are able to run Vista.Just that.But people will say Microsoft Windows 7 is wonderful.[/citation]
You are obviously somebody who has no idea of the workings of an OS or who has every tried Windows 7 and Vista... believe me, whilst Vista post-SP1 is good, 7 takes the cake (especially performance/boot times)
[citation][nom]keither5150[/nom]Sounds like OS envy to me.[/citation]
lol +1
[citation][nom]Tedders[/nom]While I agree 100% with you, I just hope that W7 64-bit supports 32-bit applications well. As long as I can run the applications that I want, whether its 64-bit or not, I will be happy. I guess its time to test Nero and its functions.[/citation]
um, unless the application you want to use requires you to load application specific drivers, any 32 bit software should work on a 64 bit OS (whether is be Mac, Linux or Windows) under the 32 bit emulation
[citation][nom]hellwig[/nom]Back on schedule for MS it seems. They had Win95 in '96, Win98, ME & 2000 in '00, and XP in '01. Took 5+ years for Vista, but now 3 years later we have 7. Unfortunately, we still don't have all the wonderful things we heard were going into the original Longhorn (now Vista).I might upgrade my XP machine to 7, but if I had already installed Vista, it might be a hard sale. Anyone planning to move from Vista to 7 (and I mean by purchasing a legitamate copy)?[/citation]
Yeah cause ME/00 was worth it... I dont think I know anyone who stuck with those OSes (i.e. unistalled and went back to 98/95)
I have Vista (SP1) installed on 3 machines (with 2 licences), and yes I do plan on making the switch on at least two of the machines... Whether I'd do it straight away is another question...