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• Vista is much better these days, I have endless issues with it still though. I want to slit my wrists when I get to an new issue with Vista.
  
  I moved to Ubuntu after my boss asked me to check out Vista and report back on it. I quickly realised that this was the final straw. I was not going to live by Microsoft's rules any more. I am the owner of my PC and I make the choices about what and how it runs. I decided to switch now rather than have to work like that in the future.
  
  I love not having to store CD keys and other things OS related any more. I know that if it's GPL then it's cool and I don't have to worry about a thing.
  
  I still get files that have viruses, but only from my clients who run Windows. This is normally because my flash stick does not have a read only switch. It's no biggy though, I simply have to scan when I get back home. My system is never effected in any way. Life is pretty shweet, even if I have to boot in to windows for a game.
  
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  When I want and OS to install, I download it and use it. It's that simple. In reply to: "SanDisk: Windows Vista not optimized for solid-state drives"

  July 22, 2008

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