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People are retarded. If you’re good enough you could make people pick an Apple IIc over Vista.
The problem isn’t Vista anymore, the problem is people too used to XP to give it a fair chance. These are the same people who hated XP with a passion until they magically loved it and who still claim Win2k is better for gaming.
Lemm said:
meh for kde it actually looks pretty good i’m really surprisedI never liked KDE, but now I use it full time.
1. People that have just gotten familiar with Vista will have no trouble with 7.
2. Unless they REALLY fixed something in SP4, Windows 2K was NEVER good for gaming. 3dMark used to give me double the score on 98 than 2000 with the same hardware. I guess that could be nVidia’s drivers too, but double? I dunno… I guess if you run less operating system, you get more hardware out of it. Along that train of thought, DOS must be the best for gaming. lol
3. KDE has gotten better. I used to be all gnome, but they’ve made improvements that would allow me to accept either.
JaValon said:
2. Unless they REALLY fixed something in SP4, Windows 2K was NEVER good for gaming. 3dMark used to give me double the score on 98 than 2000 with the same hardware. I guess that could be nVidia’s drivers too, but double? I dunno… I guess if you run less operating system, you get more hardware out of it. Along that train of thought, DOS must be the best for gaming. lolThose are some loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong running jokes. Win2k was probably the best client OS for a workplace back in the day though. I’ll stand by that.
Kuros said:
Those are some loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong running jokes. Win2k was probably the best client OS for a workplace back in the day though. I’ll stand by that.Best client, yes. Best for gaming? Not a chance. Win98 idling with just Explorer and Systray was the bomb back in the day.
MasterP said:
Best client, yes. Best for gaming? Not a chance. Win98 idling with just Explorer and Systray was the bomb back in the day.I agree, but you had to reboot between each game for best performance. I remember having to do that for Age of Empires. Sometimes we’d all that reboot breaks and rejoin.
AoE 1 and 2 had such terrible netcode. Even across a LAN it still got massively laggy.
We put some program on our school computers that was supposed to make the games play better, Gameboost or something like that. Surprisingly it actually made win98 play games even better, how I have no idea.
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