alexandergre
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What do you expect from an O.S.?
what do you want from an OS.?
what do you want from an OS.?
What do you expect from an os?
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alexandergre
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n1 is the most important for me, 2 and 3 and so forth
*speed,
*user interface
*apps inside the os (how many application it has inside it self and how useful they are)
all the things that i expect from an os are included in Mac os x10.4 yaa ya ya.
ive just installed vista, its so hot and easy to use and also fast(but you need a good computer). i never gonna switch to vista.
*speed,
*user interface
*apps inside the os (how many application it has inside it self and how useful they are)
all the things that i expect from an os are included in Mac os x10.4 yaa ya ya.
ive just installed vista, its so hot and easy to use and also fast(but you need a good computer). i never gonna switch to vista.
jp198780
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palidon112
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*not to crash
Alphatronix
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My OS has beautiful woman coming out form the monitor to handle every need I have.
Now isnt that what we all want from an OS?
Now isnt that what we all want from an OS?
Yo-Yo
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Unless your a female (i'm not)
I dont need much
Honestly, not much.
I would rather have a barebones Windows, which came with nothing but perhaps Internet Explorer. I think standard Windows applications should be available via download, instead of being packaged in with the OS. If I want Windows Media Player, then let me just download it off Microsoft's website. The same goes for all other programs.
Why do we need Aero (honest question)? I know it can be disabled, but what's the point of it in the first place? If I want pretty graphics, I'll pop in Call of Duty 2.
<- not a MS hater at all, but wish Windows was more barebones (which would probably result in cheaper versions).
I would rather have a barebones Windows, which came with nothing but perhaps Internet Explorer. I think standard Windows applications should be available via download, instead of being packaged in with the OS. If I want Windows Media Player, then let me just download it off Microsoft's website. The same goes for all other programs.
Why do we need Aero (honest question)? I know it can be disabled, but what's the point of it in the first place? If I want pretty graphics, I'll pop in Call of Duty 2.
<- not a MS hater at all, but wish Windows was more barebones (which would probably result in cheaper versions).
Motoxrdude
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Basicly everything that is like linux 
