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| Sticking with XP for now | | 22 | 44.90% |
| Vista Home | | 1 | 2.04% |
| Vista Home Premium | | 3 | 6.12% |
| Vista Business | | 2 | 4.08% |
| Vista Ultimate | | 13 | 26.53% |
| Some kind of Linux | | 0 | 0% |
| Dual Booting as I love being a total geek | | 4 | 8.16% |
| I would use Vista but machine is under spec | | 0 | 0% |
| Vista is not for me | | 4 | 8.16% |
| I want to go back to dos! (dont care for polls) | | 0 | 0% |
| Voters: 49. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Unigraphics Catia V5 Ideas Master Series ohh and AutoCAD, but dont do too much 2D anymore. Shagga | |
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| pricelessweddings.com.au iTrader: (2) Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Your mothers house
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![]() | Was using vista when first released, until I tried to transfer on my local network. Then I trashed it Just bought an aldi laptop(very impressed I must say) and it had vista installed with SP1. After removing indexing I have found that the local transfers are just as fast as Winxp now.. Maybe with SP2 it might just better Xp Verdict - getting there. |
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yeah, its all 3D for me, Autocad (allthough very capable itself ) is a pig for 3d, (Autodesk revit structure suite looks good though) but add a very powerful plugin called Prosteel and it all happens, i believe Prosteel will overtake Telkla stuctures (XSteel) soon, the only 2D i see is the shop drawings i produce. ps. not 100% but if your using Unigraphics, have a look at Navisworks ![]() | |
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![]() | I have been baulking at Vista since it's release and the little exposure I've had hasn't been too bad. I've managed to get apps running that's required. I have just got a new lenovo tablet up and running and it has Vista Business and seems ok. I will give it a run and if I don't like it I can roll back to XP but Vista has been around long enough that drivers etc should of caught up. Bit like when XP first came out and there were no drivers etc out there. But don't get me wrong.....I wouldn't install in a corporate environment just yet. Leroy |
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![]() | I'm still trying to get a handle on XP, Vista is pushing it too far
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![]() | Vista can work quite well on a desktop if you turn off some of the eye candy but its too much of a hog on a lappie thats not charged up more often yhan with ubuntu installed. my desktop with 8 gig ddr2 mem and a 16 gig usbkey used as extra memory resource still had me tapping my foot in frustration till i turned of more than half the goodies that make the difference tween Vista and xp pro. now I just use xp (less driver issues and I can use ALL my equipment ).. AA
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| Super Moderator | I have Vista Ultimate now running perfectly on a Celeron laptop. It didnt when it first came out. Gavpk , spot on , I have seen the same thing with every operating system change on here since Windows 98. Ironically for a tech forum , by the time a lot of people make the change another OS has come out ![]() Its something you need to either keep going back to to check how its progressing , or keep it as dual boot. Its pretty much as good as XP now in my opinion and I ran out of reasons to keep XP on anything. Vista has stabilised a lot quicker than what XP did , it took a few service packs before it became as stable as it is now. |
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My scanner is Fb 620s and SCSI card is Adaptec AVA-2904e. The big difference is mine is a SCSI scanner and yours is a usb. So Adaptec released vista drivers for my card and when i attach the scanner, vista recognize it straight away. Just a note pre sp1 i had to install the Adaptec drivers but with sp1 it's built in happy days. Scangear i just use the normal xp drivers no mods needed. Last edited by joezep : 18-09-08 at 12:28 PM. Reason: spelling | |
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