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dlbrunner · 01-25-2008, 04:02 PM

My thoughts... I was going to install XP on the laptop, but I figure I might as well familiarize myself with vista now, so I know the quirks.

A few things:
I don't have a lot of legacy software. I have a mapping program I am going to try and use, but not now.

I have not had a computer at home for several years, my work machine is maintained by the IT guys, so I pretty much don't do anything myself.

I am really starting from scratch so I probably won't have the same issues as the rest of you guys struggling to use legacy software and hardware.

I'm not a gamer either. The most processing I will use will be mapping stuff

Taco- Relax dude! don't be such a vista hater bro, it's all good..... Just count to 10. Think of when vista is being slow akin to being in 4low

01-25-2008, 04:02 PM	#8 (permalink)
dlbrunner Contributing Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: phoenix Posts: 1,130	My thoughts... I was going to install XP on the laptop, but I figure I might as well familiarize myself with vista now, so I know the quirks. A few things: I don't have a lot of legacy software. I have a mapping program I am going to try and use, but not now. I have not had a computer at home for several years, my work machine is maintained by the IT guys, so I pretty much don't do anything myself. I am really starting from scratch so I probably won't have the same issues as the rest of you guys struggling to use legacy software and hardware. I'm not a gamer either. The most processing I will use will be mapping stuff Taco- Relax dude! don't be such a vista hater bro, it's all good..... Just count to 10. Think of when vista is being slow akin to being in 4low __________________ Duncan -------------------------------------------------- Current: 95 4X4 SR5 V6, Yakima tracks/rack installed. Aisin hubs. Sonoran Steel IFS Truss. Cobra CB(finally!) Desired: 66 FJ45 shorty EX's: 89 4X4 V6 Downey'd 72 FJ40 W 350/SM465 powertrax, "Billy"