I agree with Nermal.. I used it somewhat intensively for a couple weeks and I've decided it's worse than XP (and I kinda like XP). All the new features seem to be either copied from Tiger or useless.
As long as I want to continue getting paid, I will be using windows. Therefore I will be using Vista eventually.
macs are more fun, look better, work better, and just are better.....but the buisness world that I know, runs off windows, and therefore will run off Vista eventually.
I for one look forward to the OSX clone, at least it will be more familiar.
Ill certainly try it - although I hope that Steve releases 10.5 just after so we have something really exciting to combat the feeling of "oh my, Microsoft has just level pegged"
I just hope that Apple has some excellent features up its sleve that isn't eye candy, but something truly revolutionary. Expose for me is revolutionary - so simple, you wonder why they haven't been doing it all the time - thats what I'm after.
wow I didn't even know there was such a thing. When is it coming out? I am very anxious to try it. Can't bea Tiger though. I doubt that changed THAT much, they wouldn't do that to windows users.
When the MBP come out with merom and i like the specs i will be selling my two other comptuters (iBook and iMac) and getting the laptop. With the 64 bit versions of vista supporting EFI hopefully it will be easyier to install windows and be fully supported.
I dont like windows and would much rather use OS X but for some of the programs that i will need to use for my major it will be easier to just use one computer. OS X for my main OS and vista (shudder) for a backup.
So far, not impressed.....
same ole same ole......
pretty on top.....
mostly same ole M$ crap underneath.....
with a FEW minor improvements on top......
and takes mucho horsepower to run at full speed 🙁
I won't be rushing out to get a copy, that's for sure. I'm sure I will get to use it however - it's kind of inevitable. Hopefully it will show some improvements.
I don't have any PCs (that's powerful enough to run it), and I won't be installing it on any Intel Macs, thank you. But I'm sure I'll run into it somewhere, be it at my university's computer lab, a friend's computer or at a store. And when I do, I'll be sure to fiddle around with it. I'm curious about it personally, and being a computer geek, I just gotta try it out.
Vista was on the front page of the technology section of the paper this morning, I think it looks pretty cool. Would anyone want me to post a pic? of the main screen? The thing that made me laugh was that they were pospoining it to 2007. 😛
I'll buy a copy to run in VirtualPC the first time I have an absolutely-essential application that has no OS X version and which won't run under Windows 2000 or XP.
I expect it to bring my poor little G4 PowerBook to its knees, although it runs W2K with decent agility.
By the time I replace this computer with a newer Mac, Vista will be very old news (kind of like Windows NT is today).
I wrote that before reading about the shipdate slipping again and the wheels falling off back at Redmond. Revise the above to say: By the time I replace this computer with a newer Mac, the story of Vista's cancellation may be very old news (kind of like Copland is today).
Well, I'm almost positive my father will buy it because he is definitely pro-Windows. So, I will probably observe him use it, but I will not myself. Does that count? 😛 Incase you're wondering, nothing can switch me back from OS X. 🙂