landis (not verified) -
Friday, July 6, 2007 - 09:42
While I believe that much of that stuff has changed with the release, it still has the hd/blu-ray protection and does something called ‘shadow copies’ that are difficult for normal users to remove. I use Vista and Ubuntu at work, at home I recently installed Vista on a separate drive for games but use Ubuntu almost exclusively. The ONLY positive experience I’ve been having in Vista is gaming since it actually shuts crap down when you load a game up. My performance is so much better compared to XP. Since I’m not gaming all the time, dual-boot works fine.
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While I believe that much of that stuff has changed with the release, it still has the hd/blu-ray protection and does something called ‘shadow copies’ that are difficult for normal users to remove. I use Vista and Ubuntu at work, at home I recently installed Vista on a separate drive for games but use Ubuntu almost exclusively. The ONLY positive experience I’ve been having in Vista is gaming since it actually shuts crap down when you load a game up. My performance is so much better compared to XP. Since I’m not gaming all the time, dual-boot works fine.