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Same for me. However, the next computer I get will probably be before that, so it will probably come with Vista.Darth Wong wrote:I upgraded to XP only when certain games refused to install on win2k. I'll do the same with Vista.
That you did.Mr Bean wrote:Who call it? That's right I did!Faram wrote:
No problem, I raided the bar at the launch event..
I really liked her but she is getting *2 the pay at dell so I cannot blame her for quiting.Ditto. I miss 2000 though.Davis 51 wrote:Same for me.Darth Wong wrote:I upgraded to XP only when certain games refused to install on win2k. I'll do the same with Vista.
The MsdnAA at my uni actually only covers the Enterprise edition of Win2k3 and WinXP Pro. And I dont even need shell out an extra cent.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Wait, so the academic licence covers the Ultimate edition (likely the only one worth having anyway) for the discount? I thought they only went with the cheapest version, like XP Home. Least, that's what I recall they offered at my college and uni.
They have an online ordering system which emails your student email account when the thing is avaliable complete with reminder notices of when you need to return the media you borrow.Your forgetting all the keyboard shortcuts too! Never mind the other ways to programmically shut the computer down.Durandal wrote:Enjoy having nine different ways to turn off your machine.
You mean like Raymond Chen's favorite - emulate the mouse/keyboard controls to do so?Xon wrote:Your forgetting all the keyboard shortcuts too! Never mind the other ways to programmically shut the computer down.
That was the stupidest thing I've seen. Great way of confusing people.Durandal wrote:Enjoy having nine different ways to turn off your machine.
