Windows Vista

[onzarob]

Oh the keyboard will be great, I think I've just got lazy with typing, I must get the typing training software out and sort it out

I can imagine if changing stuff all the time it would be a pain, why don't you get a MOLP key

[onzarob]

Right I'm downloading ubuntu now and let see how i get on, I will be installing it on a virtual machine and lets see how it goes...

[Sam]

T'is good for a novice like me. I had it up and running with every part of the PC working in under two hours.

[BaD-BoY]

Vista ... hmmm I bought my laptop 1,5 months ago ... unfortunatelly with Vista ... its very nice system ... but many programs is not compatible ... so i have many problems now .. and my favourite game .. Diablo II has got a problem with running on that system . With each day I`m closer to reinstalling on XP SP2

[onzarob]

T'is good for a novice like me. I had it up and running with every part of the PC working in under two hours.

1 hour and I'm posting on uBuntu!! I have Vista still on my laptop.the hard disc was already in 2 partitions!!!

Amazing, I am a IT contratcor by day, amount of specialist knowledge used...None

So my system is now dual boot with Vista/uBuntu lets see how we progress, If anyone want to do the same it will take longer partiton your hard disc than install.I used the latest live CD from there site.

Great stuff, I've had to load any special drivers and more of my ASUS laptop special keys work than in Vitsa!!!

[Sam]

1 hour and I'm posting on uBuntu!! I have Vista still on my laptop.the hard disc was already in 2 partitions!!!

Amazing, I am a IT contratcor by day, amount of specialist knowledge used...None

So my system is now dual boot with Vista/uBuntu lets see how we progress, If anyone want to do the same it will take longer partiton your hard disc than install.I used the latest live CD from there site.

Great stuff, I've had to load any special drivers and more of my ASUS laptop special keys work than in Vitsa!!!

Just reinstalled XP and Ubuntu on my old man's machine this weekend. The longest part was partitioning the drive.

XP - four hours including updates...oh so many updates.
Ubuntu - 90 minutes, start to finish.

Rob, enjoy it, it's a beautiful system.