Re: Windows 7 and netbooks
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everyones a commentator nowadays huh...
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Get a tissue fella.. People dont wanna hear you sniffing and shit on yourtube.. is this webcam one on a netbook? it's pretty crappy.
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"good" is a relative term. I think it will be a huge improvement over Vista, while at the same time offering some useful features over XP. I have been using Windows seven since build 6801 and unless Microsoft screws it up at the last minute it will be a pretty decent OS. That being said I don't think it will come close to being as good as OS X.
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ahhh haaaa So u do think windows 7 will be good
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Ah, but Leopard was and is better than Tiger. While Vista is no where close to as good as XP. You don't see many Mac users still using Tiger, but many Windows users still prefer XP. Will things change with Windows 7? I think so, why? because I think it will be a real upgrade.
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The choice is clear,go with the best OS, OS X.
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You people dont know what are you talking about! ALL windows 7 versions will run fine on netbooks! People dont want linsux even if its free! LOL!
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If Linux was to take over 90 percent of market share overnight, MS would still be ahead of Apple as an OS producer. I don't see Apple making Tiger free so it can be used on PCs in order for them to compete with "Free". Microsoft may not be the perfect company but their OS is out there doing the work. Will XP eventually phase out completely? Not as fast as Tiger. Tiger phased out so fast because people wanted Leopard. I am sure once MS comes out with 7, XP may go way of the Tiger dodo bird.
The problem with the manufacturer customizing the Linux OS is upgrades. I read on slashdot just yesterday that updating the Aspire One's Linpus or, I think specifically the Firefox update, caused a problem. The question is, will the manufacturer keep updating their customized version of the software? Doubtful. Extra cost. I would rather they provided the Linux drivers and a standard install of Ubuntnu for Netbooks or GOs, or other compatible distro.
johnlebl 3 years ago
When I talk about customization, what I really mean is OEMs can roll the Linux kernel with the drivers and driver modules for that specific hardware. As far as OS updates, those would only be necessary for critical bug fixes or security patches. Because even an OEM custumized linux distro would still be open source, the open source community would help get critical updates out.
brtidwell55 3 years ago