I get free copys of most operating systems all legal and i was wondering if anyone else here has this operating system and whether or not they can tell me if this would be a good choice or a bad choice to install on my home PC?
Thanks
Thanks
Can I has?hawaythelads wrote:
I get free copys of most operating systems all legal and i was wondering if anyone else here has this operating system and whether or not they can tell me if this would be a good choice or a bad choice to install on my home PC?
Thanks
ooo me me me me me to ill come and collect im just down the road from u m8jamiet757 wrote:
Finray wrote:
Can I has?
Anyone?
Never used vista myself, sorry.hawaythelads wrote:
Anyone?
sorry m8 but if u give me a copy ill try it for youhawaythelads wrote:
Anyone?
Not used it, but from knowledge of other MS 'enterprise' products, it'll be Business (or maybe Ultimate) minus the need to activate it.
So, in short, good choice.
So, in short, good choice.
I have Office 2007 Enterprise and it is godly. No need for activation or registration.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
I wish Microsoft would stop tinkering with their GUI. Makes me have to teach people how to use their programs all over again.haffeysucks wrote:
I have Office 2007 Enterprise and it is godly. No need for activation or registration.
No, Office 07 is probably the best thing MS has put out in years. The GUI is awsm on it, it's so much better than previous versions of Office.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I wish Microsoft would stop tinkering with their GUI. Makes me have to teach people how to use their programs all over again.haffeysucks wrote:
I have Office 2007 Enterprise and it is godly. No need for activation or registration.
i wouldn't agree that it's the BEST, but once you get used to it it's actually really easy to use.JoshP wrote:
No, Office 07 is probably the best thing MS has put out in years. The GUI is awsm on it, it's so much better than previous versions of Office.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I wish Microsoft would stop tinkering with their GUI. Makes me have to teach people how to use their programs all over again.haffeysucks wrote:
I have Office 2007 Enterprise and it is godly. No need for activation or registration.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
hey man Could I snag a copy of vista from you?
l2piracy fags, don't keep on pestering the man
@ OP - is this MSDN e-academy by any chance?
Regarding your original question, personally I would stick with XP or get an illegal key for Ultimate (or get W7 Beta) as the media functions in Vista Business are limited compared to Ultimate/Home Premium. However if you don't really mind losing the media features, or wouldn't use them anyway, go for it
@ OP - is this MSDN e-academy by any chance?
Regarding your original question, personally I would stick with XP or get an illegal key for Ultimate (or get W7 Beta) as the media functions in Vista Business are limited compared to Ultimate/Home Premium. However if you don't really mind losing the media features, or wouldn't use them anyway, go for it
It is and thanks. +1JoshP wrote:
l2piracy fags, don't keep on pestering the man
@ OP - is this MSDN e-academy by any chance?
Regarding your original question, personally I would stick with XP or get an illegal key for Ultimate (or get W7 Beta) as the media functions in Vista Business are limited compared to Ultimate/Home Premium. However if you don't really mind losing the media features, or wouldn't use them anyway, go for it
hehe i got my Windows copies there too-XP Sp1, XP Sp2, Vista Business 32/64 (for free ofc)hawaythelads wrote:
It is and thanks. +1JoshP wrote:
l2piracy fags, don't keep on pestering the man
@ OP - is this MSDN e-academy by any chance?
Regarding your original question, personally I would stick with XP or get an illegal key for Ultimate (or get W7 Beta) as the media functions in Vista Business are limited compared to Ultimate/Home Premium. However if you don't really mind losing the media features, or wouldn't use them anyway, go for it
.Sup wrote:
hehe i got my Windows copies there too-XP Sp1, XP Sp2, Vista Business 32/64 (for free ofc)
Everything ive got off there, i also bought a copy of XP Professional for £9
i have enterprise on my lappy, and the only thing i notice is that you can't use the aero gui, it's only an ultimate thing. otherwise, there isn't much difference between home premium and enterprise.
Finray wrote:
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jamiet757 wrote:
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woodrot wrote:
ooo me me me me me to ill come and collect im just down the road from u m8
woodrot wrote:
sorry m8 but if u give me a copy ill try it for you
GR34 wrote:
hey man Could I snag a copy of vista from you?
We're cheap, get over it.kylef wrote:
Finray wrote:
Can I has?jamiet757 wrote:
Can I has?woodrot wrote:
ooo me me me me me to ill come and collect im just down the road from u m8woodrot wrote:
sorry m8 but if u give me a copy ill try it for youGR34 wrote:
hey man Could I snag a copy of vista from you?
Most Vistas are pretty much the same; The difference is that many don't have Aero. Most other differences are stuff like media players and encryption stuff, things that you (or at least I) always use third-party apps for.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
see i know how to get an E-academy account for free, regardless of eligibilty. But i'm not telling
I'll give everyone a hint... GoogleJoshP wrote:
see i know how to get an E-academy account for free, regardless of eligibilty. But i'm not telling
you're not supposed to tell themTitch2349 wrote:
I'll give everyone a hint... GoogleJoshP wrote:
see i know how to get an E-academy account for free, regardless of eligibilty. But i'm not telling
anyway it takes a little bit more digging than that
we were quite lucky to find it in the first place tbh.