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[ShinaDutchAD]

Or graduating from a college that doesn't realize they haven't deactivated emails

[HateNeo]

wow after hearing you all people i want to buy windows 7:thumbsup:

[ShinaDutchAD]

I'm trying to scrounge money together to get it the cheap way just in case :3

I am so ready to get rid of vista.

All the security checks DRIVE ME CRAZY -asplode-

[iargue]

Zomg. I just install XP Mode. Its freaking awesome. They have come a long way in their Virtualization Technology.

Hyper-V is just fucking kick ass.

I'm trying to scrounge money together to get it the cheap way just in case :3

I am so ready to get rid of vista.

All the security checks DRIVE ME CRAZY -asplode-

Funny. Thats a key point in linux security

[ShinaDutchAD]

But in Linux, it isn't as annoying as Vista.

I have a good friend that runs off Linux. I like it. I should get a USB boot of Linux X3

[iargue]

But in Linux, it isn't as annoying as Vista.

I have a good friend that runs off Linux. I like it. I should get a USB boot of Linux X3

Some people are failures and have UAC come up twice, but most people just get one prompt. On Linux, you have to put in your username and password and everything, and most of the time, you have to manually invoke permission for it to run. With Vista, most programs will prompt on their own if they need permission.

UAC is implemented 120X better in Windows 7 though. You can even make it not dim you screen. Or turn it off entirely (Which you should do in vista if the UAC is pissing you off)

Its my opinion that UAC should be removed completely. Its a retarded ideal and I get hundreds of people running vista with UAC on that still download and run virus's like they are candy.