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Long Live Windows XP
I have no love for Vista. The sight of Aero makes me sick, and the sight of that turning wheel almost drives me to computicide. Unfortunately the little perks of Vista do not compensate for the high RAM demand just for eye candy and the... [more]
I have no love for Vista. The sight of Aero makes me sick, and the sight of that turning wheel almost drives me to computicide. Unfortunately the little perks of Vista do not compensate for the high RAM demand just for eye candy and the lack of compatible drivers which all cut into work speed compared to XP
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