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karma · 04-20-2008, 12:48 PM

HI,
Gee, I hate to tell you guy's this but it is the nature of the game. OS's have a life cycle. If you refuse to move on it is your decision but a bad one in my view. Get used to it. The software world will not change just because you don't like it. Besides Vista is better.

I have a very sharp friend who refuses to move past Windows '98. He hates the MS scrutiny imposed on the later OS's. I think he has a point but it's not enough for me to become stagnant. A computer is a tool and nothing more. Like a pair of pliers. I want the best, most versitile, most advanced, highest performing, and most up to date tool available. It is not a romantic relationship.

Sparky

04-20-2008, 12:48 PM	#5 (permalink)
karma Bronze Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 26	HI, Gee, I hate to tell you guy's this but it is the nature of the game. OS's have a life cycle. If you refuse to move on it is your decision but a bad one in my view. Get used to it. The software world will not change just because you don't like it. Besides Vista is better. I have a very sharp friend who refuses to move past Windows '98. He hates the MS scrutiny imposed on the later OS's. I think he has a point but it's not enough for me to become stagnant. A computer is a tool and nothing more. Like a pair of pliers. I want the best, most versitile, most advanced, highest performing, and most up to date tool available. It is not a romantic relationship. Sparky Last edited by karma; 04-20-2008 at 12:53 PM.