Hi,
I think one of the major reasons why XP had to die was to make room for a
better OS architecture supporting 64-bit CPUs and based on a more
leightweight kernel, giving Win Vista and its successors a speed
advantage. Ok, i wouldn't want to glorify Vista by any means. *grin*
If people want toe look and feel of older OSes such as XP, they can safely
install Classic Shell, which lets you customize what OS to mimic when it
comes to folders and desktop look-and-feel.
XP on my old Pentium 4 was waaayyy slow, although pretty stable. The
hardware started to glitch and eventually died. My new I7-based system had
given me very little trouble with neither win8.1 nor with10.
hth,
Tobias
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