Swap space is the only thing this may become an issue, but then again you're springing the extra $1k for an SSD in your laptop you've probably also paid the extra $50 for 2GB of memory, making swapping a rare event.
And how many kilobytes should be enough for everybody? Dude, are you kiddin' me? No matter how much memory you have, windows will still copy stuff to swap.
Like in windows 2008 server core? Where you have the same exact interface but without the functionality behind it? Yep, you have a browse button, and all of those other buttons, but they don't do anything. That's their definition of modularity I guess.
For someone that's interested in stripping windows to the bare bones, I would suggest to look at windows server 2008 core version. It's supposed to come out in February 27, but you can already download an iso image from the microsoft site and try it.
P.S. I think that the difference between vista and windows server 2008 will be similar to that of between windows xp and windows server 2003. They're almost identical OSes. They use the same kernel. Just different default settings and software that is installed.
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...cause you have your hopes of your grandchildren being geeks too high.
And the year of linux on the desktop should come in those 25 years so you should use linux somewhere.
I think you meant windows 6.
Probably the most popular social website in Lithuania uses GWT - www.one.lt.
She crashed.
you should live a healthy life if you don't want to die early.
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Does this mean reliability will go down?
Yeah, and drugs are not that bad. If they were, nobody would be using them.
Like in windows 2008 server core? Where you have the same exact interface but without the functionality behind it? Yep, you have a browse button, and all of those other buttons, but they don't do anything. That's their definition of modularity I guess.
Google is in for a lot of trouble for it's web crawling bot following the wrong links.
What about library incopatibilities? Those don't occur on winblows.
Software install is easy? Well sadly it's more often true on the OS we all hate :). And don't get me started on ATI.
> and probably does right everything IE7 did right Did IE7 do anything right? No, really.
you could use it to knock down bigger skyscrapers and the agencies won't have to explain why they did nothing - noone saw them comming!
For someone that's interested in stripping windows to the bare bones, I would suggest to look at windows server 2008 core version. It's supposed to come out in February 27, but you can already download an iso image from the microsoft site and try it. P.S. I think that the difference between vista and windows server 2008 will be similar to that of between windows xp and windows server 2003. They're almost identical OSes. They use the same kernel. Just different default settings and software that is installed.
I can only imagine the reactions of people who will have to come up with that in a few months when they heard it from the management.
Does the slashdot effect apply to dns servers too? I seem to be unable to resolve the hostname.