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- by crazygopedder April 19, 2008 2:10 PM PDT
- XBOX? By that do you mean the XBOX 360 that my buddy sent to Microsoft TWICE for a red ring of death? IE8? That's still a work in progress. Besides FF3 will be out before IE8. Vista? That was/is the worst OS ever made. Unless someone needs to run big name Windows apps, I'd recommend Ubuntu over Vista. Much faster, way prettier, and a LINUX core. And what's wrong with Apple? OS X Leopard rocks. It runs a UNIX core. Server2008?! No mission-criticial server runs Windows. Let me say that again: No mission critical server runs Windows. They run UNIX or LINUX based OSes. Don't get me wrong, Google's stock price is insane, but I have no problem with them. I use google every 15 minutes. But, seriously, M$? Windows 7 is supposed to be a big step forward, we'll see what happens.
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