I have gotten in huge debates over vista and the only downfall anyone can argue with me about is windows 7 is supposed to come out in 2010... which not only is far away but who's to say MS won't delay it more.

I love vista. Like others have said things have changed a bit like instead of add/remove programs its now called Programs and Features so its farther down in the list rather then the 3rd icon anymore.

I like the new GUI and the little features it has. Although i don't use a lot of them it was cool to mess around with. UAC is a definate must be removed feature when you install otherwise every program you open it will basically say "are you sure?" then "Really? your definately sure?" essentially making a double click into a triple click issue to open up anything.

Every issue i have had i have either found where the replacement was or found a nice little regedit or something to fix. I will probably never be going back to XP and I will continue to argue with people about how vista is a great OS even though its CPU/GPU intensive.


> I have gotta get a new PC im looking at this
> http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/968087. Ive not used vista so far
> and im wondering whats its like. These days I only use my PC for creating work
> presentations using powerpoint, downloading music, using newsgroups and not a
> fat lot else. Is the spec on that pc a little high for what i need it for? Im
> not building one I dont have the time.
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