The idea of "what does it do, that XP did not do" doesn't apply here, and I'm surprised it even came up. I don't switch to newer versions of software just to chase new features - I do so for additional stability and fixes, for the most part. In fact, I hate it when new functionality is added, because usually it means the whole thing ends up breaking again.
Vista is a nice, big, bugfix for me, despite having come from a new seperate codebase. I like that it was rewritten from the ground up, because a lot of improvements have been made, as I mentioned earlier.
I love using XP, and as a result, Vista is applicable to me and I've not been dissapointed.
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Date: 2007-01-31 01:41 pm (UTC)Vista is a nice, big, bugfix for me, despite having come from a new seperate codebase. I like that it was rewritten from the ground up, because a lot of improvements have been made, as I mentioned earlier.
I love using XP, and as a result, Vista is applicable to me and I've not been dissapointed.