
tia
You're living in the past.. Upgrade to XP..LeonardoP wrote:fuck ass, again WINXP ONLY. i just hate that bs, winxp is crap, they should acknowledge that
thnx for the link tho billy :icon14: was looking forward to editing
While you might not prefer it XP is by far the most secure, configurable, and user friendly OS that Microsoft has ever put out. 2k is quickly running out of supported time as well so it might be a good plan to get used to the idea of keeping up with techLeonardoP wrote:fuck ass, again WINXP ONLY. i just hate that bs, winxp is crap, they should acknowledge that
no way, ill never install xp on one of my pcs, win2k5?! it is for me.Tormentius wrote:While you might not prefer it XP is by far the most secure, configurable, and user friendly OS that Microsoft has ever put out. 2k is quickly running out of supported time as well so it might be a good plan to get used to the idea of keeping up with techLeonardoP wrote:fuck ass, again WINXP ONLY. i just hate that bs, winxp is crap, they should acknowledge that
![]()
hmm i don't like xp cuz i don't like the user friendly crap, i don't like all the pre-installed programs you get. uhmm, i dont like the way it works (folders/searches/almost everything). so thats about it, if you need more explaining ill be happy to give it to you :P+JuggerNaut+ wrote:explain.LeonardoP wrote:winxp is crap, they should acknowledge that
*edit* boy, there's some clarification that needs to happen in this thread.
So just use the classic GUI, set searches and folder views to classic, and uninstall or disable said apps. I can do that in all of 5 minutes and have the same look as 9x/2k with all the security and functionality of a fully supported OS. Hell, the regkey writes can even be scripted into the install process so it only needs to be written once as a script and added to your answer file for subsequent installs. TweakUI makes changing those settings a little less daunting for most people though.LeonardoP wrote:hmm i don't like xp cuz i don't like the user friendly crap, i don't like all the pre-installed programs you get. uhmm, i dont like the way it works (folders/searches/almost everything). so thats about it, if you need more explaining ill be happy to give it to you :P
why would i want to do that if win2k already has it and has better stability? plus even though you can turn all those features off, i still detest the fact that they're there in the first place and theres just too much i don't like in winxp. it's just the way xp works in general that i dislike.Tormentius wrote:So just use the classic GUI, set searches and folder views to classic, and uninstall or disable said apps. I can do that in all of 5 minutes and have the same look as 9x/2k with all the security and functionality of a fully supported OS. Hell, the regkey writes can even be scripted into the install process so it only needs to be written once as a script and added to your answer file for subsequent installs. TweakUI makes changing those settings a little less daunting for most people though.LeonardoP wrote:hmm i don't like xp cuz i don't like the user friendly crap, i don't like all the pre-installed programs you get. uhmm, i dont like the way it works (folders/searches/almost everything). so thats about it, if you need more explaining ill be happy to give it to you :P
I guess you aren't going to be a lot of video editing then...LeonardoP wrote:why would i want to do that if win2k already has it and has better stability? plus even though you can turn all those features off, i still detest the fact that they're there in the first place and theres just too much i don't like in winxp. it's just the way xp works in general that i dislike.Tormentius wrote:So just use the classic GUI, set searches and folder views to classic, and uninstall or disable said apps. I can do that in all of 5 minutes and have the same look as 9x/2k with all the security and functionality of a fully supported OS. Hell, the regkey writes can even be scripted into the install process so it only needs to be written once as a script and added to your answer file for subsequent installs. TweakUI makes changing those settings a little less daunting for most people though.LeonardoP wrote:hmm i don't like xp cuz i don't like the user friendly crap, i don't like all the pre-installed programs you get. uhmm, i dont like the way it works (folders/searches/almost everything). so thats about it, if you need more explaining ill be happy to give it to you :P
Heres a few reasons:LeonardoP wrote: why would i want to do that if win2k already has it and has better stability?
Very well saidTormentius wrote:Heres a few reasons:LeonardoP wrote: why would i want to do that if win2k already has it and has better stability?
1) 2K is not getting more service packs or even many more updates. Its support lifecycle is almost over.
2) 2K is not even close to as stable as XP (I manage these machines for a living and have used both extensively). XP owns it for security and stability handsdown.
3) People that don't like the interface seem to be incapable of reading through the underlying technology that makes XP a better OS. There are many reasons it is superior to 2K, just browsing through some white papers makes that abundantly clear.
The only negative points about XP that are really valid are the product activation and the fact it uses a little more memory. Considering the low price of memory though thats hardly an issue anymore and product activation, although frustrating, is understandable.
If you were trying to argue that *nix or Apple were your thing I could at least respect it as both are current and competing products. What you seem to be arguing though is that an out of date, revision 1 OS with less security and fewer features is somehow better than its much more streamlined predecessor. Read up a lot more on which you speak of then come back to discuss it with something more than "I don't like the fully customizable interface".
Tormentius wrote:
Heres a few reasons:
1) 2K is not getting more service packs or even many more updates. Its support lifecycle is almost over.
2) 2K is not even close to as stable as XP (I manage these machines for a living and have used both extensively). XP owns it for security and stability handsdown.
3) People that don't like the interface seem to be incapable of reading through the underlying technology that makes XP a better OS. There are many reasons it is superior to 2K, just browsing through some white papers makes that abundantly clear (take a look at the fact No Execute in SP2 has eliminated the most common class of Windows attacks for a start).
The only negative points about XP that are really valid are the product activation and the fact it uses a little more memory. Considering the low price of memory though thats hardly an issue anymore and product activation, although frustrating, is understandable.
i hate it when people talk anout more "features" when they mean the annoying trinkets brought in xp. whats more streamlined about xp?If you were trying to argue that *nix or Apple were your thing I could at least respect it as both are current and competing products. What you seem to be arguing though is that an out of date, revision 1 OS with less security and fewer features is somehow better than its much more streamlined predecessor. Read up a lot more on which you speak of then come back to discuss it with something more than "I don't like the fully customizable interface".