Seriously, wouldnt microsoft have considered all these issues? They arent that dumb and go to china and give their source code like that...there must be a huge deal behind this entire thing...its seriously is a big time conspiracy..u dont see microsoft going to chine and saying:
"Hey, we want to give our source code to you for no odd reason"
think about it...
i thought the xp sys drained a lot of resources to do any real work..but i gotto say that longhorn takes the lead..cant microsoft make a product which drains very little system resources, is stable, and it actually work!
they are working on looks more then how it works
its like they are considering quantity over quality.
XP is extremely customizable, though not as much as linux...the look and feel can be changed and a lot of system resources can be changed because of turning off the overall look of windows xp. I agree with you...people using xp should try blkviper.com to get a thorough way to tweak their xp or win2k systems.
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BAHAHA...thats hilarious..unix is dead...i think he is dead and speaking from beyond the grave :rolleyes:
Seriously, wouldnt microsoft have considered all these issues? They arent that dumb and go to china and give their source code like that...there must be a huge deal behind this entire thing...its seriously is a big time conspiracy..u dont see microsoft going to chine and saying: "Hey, we want to give our source code to you for no odd reason" think about it...
i thought the xp sys drained a lot of resources to do any real work..but i gotto say that longhorn takes the lead..cant microsoft make a product which drains very little system resources, is stable, and it actually work! they are working on looks more then how it works its like they are considering quantity over quality.
XP is extremely customizable, though not as much as linux...the look and feel can be changed and a lot of system resources can be changed because of turning off the overall look of windows xp. I agree with you...people using xp should try blkviper.com to get a thorough way to tweak their xp or win2k systems.