
That said, Vista with SP1 RTM does give a huge performance/stability change

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ahmad: It's hard to resist the cliche "upgrade to XP".
chakkaradeep:ahmad: It's hard to resist the cliche "upgrade to XP".
I will never do that, Vista has given me really good things and if you have the proper machine with good hardware specs, Vista rocks!
ahmad:
I honestly have no issue with people who love the latest and greatest things, but more and more I am enjoying the "no hardware left behind" philisophy behind some Linux distributions.
I agree with the "no PC left behind" but I'm a software developer and MUST use what my clients use so ... if anyone wants some free PCs let me know ... I have 3 I'm about to ... dispose of.
Loose lips may sink ships - Be smart - Don't post internal/commercially sensitive or confidential information!
eXDee:
I agree with the "no PC left behind" but I'm a software developer and MUST use what my clients use so ... if anyone wants some free PCs let me know ... I have 3 I'm about to ... dispose of.
Specs are always nice :)
Chances are you dont live in Hamilton, but maybe someone else here can help you recycle?
Server 2008 is based on the same kernel as Vista sp1. If you want Vista to perform the same as Server 2008 just stop the themes service from running and probably some other services like readyboost and superfetch. You can also install the "Desktop Experience" feature on Server 2008 and have the Aero theme to make 2008 more like Vista.
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