Actually, according to what a Microsoft spokesperson told Mary Jo Foley
( http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p=1890tag=nl.e589 ),
quote “Customers can purchase upgrade media and an upgrade license to
move from Windows XP to Windows 7; however, they will need to do a clean
installation of Windows
LOL
stu w wrote:
So, it ought to cost both Vista users and XPers a bit less to cram
Microsoft's newest, freshest P.O.S.*
* Proprietary Operating System
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On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 00:02 -0700, Bob Elzer wrote:
Seems you have to shell out $260 to get the option of playing DVD's
I feel sorry for all who bought Vista, now they have to pay all over
again.
I love how my Linux will do anything I wantall I need to do is find
the right package.
Jason writes:
I love how my Linux will do anything I want...
all I need to do is find the right package.
Linux has many things to love...
I'm Montreal doing some work and I brought with me a couple of laptops, a
switch, a VoIP box (and a telephone) and a bunch of straight and cross
cables.
Just playing devils advocate, but I have (was forced to) done the same
thing on windows using ICS (internet connection sharing), which is
basically windows NAT + DHCP server. Not saying windows is better in
any way, just pointing out that it is possible if you are stuck with a
windows
I can't find the Gnome or Kde versions, Darn.
Seems you have to shell out $260 to get the option of playing DVD's
I feel sorry for all who bought Vista, now they have to pay all over again.
I love how MS did away with upgrade options.
