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• I agree with ya' Kev. I think a lot of folks may not know what they want in an OS because in some ways, computers seem to imtimidate people.
  . Average joe, just web surfs, types papers and checks email, they don't want or need(probably wouldn't want to handle complicaitions.)
  
  I'm not whatcha' call an average computer user. I built first desktop when it was more affordable to do that opossed to buying a canned machine. I don't want or need complciaitions either. Vista looks pretty, but unless the machine it's in has the higher RAM, NAVIA VId card and race horse processor to accomidate it, it'll only chock in other older machines. I haven't found out what it's barest requirments are. If those cna be found and taikor a version to work at that starting point it'll be more palletable. maybe.:-0
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  I think the problem is Vista 'needs' too much to work with it's curent encarnation. Have differant 'flavors" of the OS to suit various pc systems. Start there. Talior to those types of PCs .
  Have a program that'll inspect the machine's system and help the user to tailor a Vista version(which would be there) to work to it's full potential on that machine without sacrificing quality or the machine's lifespan.:-) In reply to: "Microsoft goes live with Mojave videos"

  September 12, 2008

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