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Todd And Margo Chester <[log in to unmask]>
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On 07/04/2012 05:24 PM, Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
> A better solution is to discard XP. Seriously,
 > mainstream support ended in 2009: it's time to get off it


Ha Ha.  You crack a funny!

XP is twice as fast and 10 times more stable.  M$ has
to come up with something better before I make an
impossible (software supported under XP but not W7)
migration.

I still have customers that "beg" me to make them
XP machines.  (I will do W7 or XP, if they need
Windows.  Whatever they want. I refuse to do the "Home"
versions of Windows.)

My VM's:
    XP
    Vista (deleted)
    W7 Pro
    Fedora Code 16
    Fedora Core 17 Xfce Live CD
    ReactOS  (useless)
    W8 consumer preview  (Oh Boy!)

I wish more of my customers used Linux, but the
software base is not there and Wine is in Alpha stage.

By the way, when I do migrate programs from XP, I
migrate them to Wine.  I have nothing in the other
Windows that I actually use.  They are there
for me to test things for my customers.

By the way, M$ has what is called "Legacy support"
for XP users.

This video will help you understand.  MAKE SURE YOU
ARE NOT EATING OR DRINKING ANYTHING WHEN YOU WATCH IT!!!
You choke to death, not my problem!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxIUs-pQBjk


-T

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