stupid vista
#33
Re: stupid vista
Ubuntu is good overall, but it's a pain in the *** to get it to recognize my screen resolutions and even a bigger PITA to work with my broadcom wireless card. XP runs sufficiently, and can do everything I need it to do, so I'll use it as my main OS.
For the vista "do you allow" crap, someone mentioned above on the thread how to get rid of the messages.
For the vista "do you allow" crap, someone mentioned above on the thread how to get rid of the messages.
#36
Re: stupid vista
You can disable all that popup ---- pretty easily... Disable UAC in the accounts setup.
But flash back to like 1999. Everyone I knew was running win98 and refused to run win2k for gaming. Then they moved to win2k because it was more stable and they eventually refused to run xp. Now what? They are all running xp and refuse to run vista. But I admit, vista costs maybe 400 in hardware upgrades just to run smoothly lol.. None of the other OS's were that bad
But flash back to like 1999. Everyone I knew was running win98 and refused to run win2k for gaming. Then they moved to win2k because it was more stable and they eventually refused to run xp. Now what? They are all running xp and refuse to run vista. But I admit, vista costs maybe 400 in hardware upgrades just to run smoothly lol.. None of the other OS's were that bad
#37
Re: stupid vista
Originally Posted by Teg2Boo
You only have to set your resolution in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file... I had to do it for my 22" because the max I had was 1440x900.
#39
Re: stupid vista
Originally Posted by shadow
worse os ever, winme, agreed?
It's amazing I used to see WinXP and bloated ---- and now it seems streamlined and simple. I really hated the new look too, was too round and bubbly. I still hate the "new" start menu and control panel and switch it all back to classic view.
Anyone know how well Vista would run on an amd 2400 with 1gb of ram? Last time I installed it was the leaked beta which of course ran like crap. I really need to familiarize myself with vista because it seems foreign to me.
Ubuntu performs GREAT. It just doesn't have the software/compatibility XP has, and is different from the Windows I've grown up with. I know there's wine, but why go through the trouble for minimal performance increases?