sa laptop namin, XP, pero sa desktop, ME.... gusto ko na mag XP don pero daming hardware incompatibilities na lumalabas eh...
sa late december daw, maglalabas sila ng windows XP 2nd ed. daw eh... ayos na lahat ng bugs... hintayin ko nalang :D
sa laptop namin, XP, pero sa desktop, ME.... gusto ko na mag XP don pero daming hardware incompatibilities na lumalabas eh...
sa late december daw, maglalabas sila ng windows XP 2nd ed. daw eh... ayos na lahat ng bugs... hintayin ko nalang :D
ME and XP dual boot.. sa room ko
sa office Win NT and thin client Cytrix
WIN 2K prof..- office and home
XP sucks especially in hardware compatiblity..the only good thing
you can get in XP is the online supports coming from microsoft
I think it's very important that you update your windows everytime microsoft posts for available latest updates compatible with your O.S...like it can help your pc from being attacked by known viruses like NIMDA, code Red or ur network server containing impt files can be attacked by an intruder to construct malicious content that, when viewed in Internet Explorer (or any program that uses the IE HTML rendering engine), can execute arbitrary code. Like for ex an email, it is not necessary to run an attachment; simply viewing the document in a vulnerable program is sufficient to execute arbitrary code.
Microsoft Internet Explorer (esp IE 5.0 is originally unpatched) has a vulnerability triggered when parsing MIME parts in a document that allows a malicious agent to execute arbitrary code. Any user or program that uses vulnerable versions of Internet Explorer to render HTML in a document (for example, when browsing a filesystem, reading email or news messages, or visiting a web page), should immediately upgrade to a non-vulnerable version of Internet Explorer.
The Nimda worm has the potential to affect both user workstations (clients) running Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, Xp or 2000 and servers running Windows NT and 2000.
I tell you, always make sure to get latest updates for your windows. It doesn't matter what windows u r using, microsoft products are totaly vulnerable to this stuff.
Using redhat i guess when it comes to security is good. But only few knows how to use it.
I think k3rk of www.dragnbrowse.com is very much knowledgeable and experienced on this stuff. :wink: :P
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i use Windows XP Pro... XP has better hardware compatibility than Win2000 and far better driver support
Windows Update now checks for piracy... if you have a pirated version of WinXP, you won't be able to download any Microsoft Windows updates and patches
If you are using pirated Win XP Home or Pro, don't install the SP1. Install the patches one by one so you can still upgrade your OS from MS.
My experienced with XP is that is faster if your computer is new. If you are using an old computer better stick to your old Windows.
I'm using WIn XP home edition.
Win2K Pro and Win98 second edition sa haus. Win98 second edition naman sa office kc yung application na hawak ko is incompatible with the later versions of Windows.
Kasi naman nag pipirated Windows pa kayo eh... tsk tsk... bad... :twisted:
XP is meant to be installed "clean", "upgrade" installs often results to hardware incompatibility, a fresh, clean install will solve that problem.
i use Mandrake 9.0 on Gnome desktop. Virus safe.. walang incompatibilities, walang licensing costs. complete and office suites compatible with MS Office.
:P
partly true but still there are workarounds... I just would like to share this not because I am promoting piracy but for information only...
XP CD media comes in two forms as far as I know. The Full product media and the upgrade media. I have both CD medias because I bought XP before then we just upgraded our company using the software assurance program of MS amounting to about 2million++ pesos...
Once you use the full product, you cannot use the same serial number when "activating" the product. Yes XP needs to be activated via phone or internet.
Now here is the "tanga" thing they did. There is an upgrade media. This will require a different serial number that will not need the activation via phone or internet. And mind you, the upgrade media is not like win95 upgrade that requires you win311 or win31 installed before you can install. You can directly boot from winxp upgrade media and install the OS into a clean unformated HD.
And yes, all windows updates (windoesupdate.microsoft.com) will allow you to update.
Hopefully, MS will not read this for poeple to be able to use winxp at home because it is damn too expensive... but I sure wish they will read it... so we rid our society of these pirates who steal intellectual properties...
Originally Posted by mbt
walang incompatibilities?! talaga? if this is 100% true I just might migrate!Originally Posted by tigerwoods
Mandrake is a Linux flavor, but saan ulit siya naka-base, which flavor again, I forgot...?
bad trip di kayang ipirata ang XP home edition kasi meant for individual users kasi eh kaya lang magenerate na cd key mga hackers! mas gusto ko kasi yun dahil mas simpleng gamitin vs. XP pro eh...
pero gamit ko on both desktop and laptop office XP!
mas user friendly compared to the previous versions of office IMO
:mrgreen:
You can find the pirated version of XP Home edition. Just look around and you will find one. They can pirate anything for as long as they will earn easy money out of this.
Windows Me sa home PC
Kahiya-hiyang Win95 sa office.
Grabe Windows, no? Dami kapalpakan...