On Monday 06 August 2007 17:26:20 jonathon wrote:
> Richard wrote:
> > Can you be specific as to how versions of Vista will affect
> > productivity?
>
> Each version of Windows Vista has its own limitation.
> * Windows Vista Starter Edition, for example, won't allow the
> user to install dictionaries or fonts from the Internet.
> * Windows Vista Business Edition, won't allow the user to create
> documents that contain more than two writing systems.
>
> For people considering switching to Windows Vista, my suggestion
> is: * If on Win ME, or lower, upgrade to Ubuntu 7.04;

or PCLinuxOS http://www.pclinuxos.com

> * If on WinXP, or Win2K either stay there, or upgrade to Linux;
> * If on Server 2003, either stay on that, or upgrade to Red Hat's
> Enterprise version;

or the Redhat clone - CentOS http://www.centos.org/

> * If on a Mac, stay there.  (I'd rather keep my Mac, than get a 
> Vista box, even though I can't use my Mac (System 7.5) due to
> hardware incompatibility issues);
> * If you want to get Linux, but feel obligated to pay the
> Microsoft tax, your choice is either SuSe, or Linspire;
> * Or look at the niche distros, if you have a quasi-specialized
> need;
>
> xan
>
> jonathon



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