Windows Vista vs. Mac OS X: The Startup Sound Debate »
Posted By Zoroast 1 year, 8 months ago in Science & TechnologyMicrosoft has crafted a new startup sound for Windows Vista's Aero experience along with a complicated back story. But Apple's Macintosh has long used sounds to alert users to system problems at startup time and this Vista ditty may be heard by Windows customers as mere "ear candy."
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Zoroast1 year, 8 months ago
Win-Vista is nothing new, its simply a rip off of the OS Mac 10, after all you need every hardware system to be high resolution to run better and must upgrade over GB to run this operating system efficiently, specially Home Vista user need a 15 GB empty hard drive. It automatically deletes every piece of illegal software and searches for your copy right, every thing in your drives even medias (Music or Movies &) so think twice before installing this software. The Q. does it run or not! And most of the old software is not able to run on Vista. What you can do? Spend your money for every upgraded part to make new PC and in the end you are not allowed to run any thing, also half your hard drive will be full of updates and patches? You should remember this new window also spies on people too, what are they running and what they are doing with the software or even what are you doing on internet and cyberspace?
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Zoroast1 year, 8 months ago
To add this note LINUX and MAC users enjoy the cyberspace more than rest of us wins users. and this is a taboo for us.
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