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16th Nov 2008, 07:36
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 Best OS for a new computer. I'm building my first computer and was just curious about what people thought I should use as my OS. I was probably just going to get Vista, but what do you guys think? |
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16th Nov 2008, 07:38
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| Best OS for a new computer. Depends on the spec, but if that is good then there is no reason not to get Vista.
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16th Nov 2008, 08:09
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| Best OS for a new computer. It depends, if it's an upto date PC, like Dave said, there isn't any real reason not to go for vista, unless you have previously used XP alot and hate changes.
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16th Nov 2008, 08:43
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| Best OS for a new computer. Yes, it will be up-to-date. And I don't mind changes. I've decided on the 64-bit Home Premium. |
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16th Nov 2008, 08:57
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| Best OS for a new computer. Fedora 10.
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