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Its a shame, XP is such a great operating system.
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Its a shame, XP is such a great operating system.
Did you buy yours seperately or with your PC?
I love windows xp pro (yes a legal licenced copy) it is the best OS out there, and i have never had so few BSOD's which is also a plus, Longhorn is looking very nice to :)
Colin
Colin
I picked up my legit XP Home at a computer fair for £64 at the beginning of last year. It definitely was worth the money as now I can benefit from Microsoft being on my side and off my back.
I agree AMD_MAN, Longhorn does look promising.
I agree AMD_MAN, Longhorn does look promising.
AMD_MAN wrote:
> I love windows xp pro (yes a legal licenced copy) it is the best OS
> out there, and i have never had so few BSOD's which is also a plus,
> Longhorn is looking very nice to :)
>
> Colin
Wouldnt mind trying out longhorn. Got a spare computer in the attic so might do a install on that one :D
> I love windows xp pro (yes a legal licenced copy) it is the best OS
> out there, and i have never had so few BSOD's which is also a plus,
> Longhorn is looking very nice to :)
>
> Colin
Wouldnt mind trying out longhorn. Got a spare computer in the attic so might do a install on that one :D
It's a fact that those who blatently "boast" about having an original copy of something, quite often don't. If you say you have a copy of XP, why do you need to back it up with a "yes a legal licensed copy"?
Nobody really cares, and Microsoft knows that the majority of home users use illegal copies of their OS. Most of Microsofts revenue from OS and related software comes from the larger corporate clients who buy licenses en-mass, and need to be seen to be street-legal.
If they cared so much they would copy-protect their CDs and make it bit more difficult to copy their warez. It wouldn't stop it happening, but the fact that they don't shows they are not really bothered. So why should you be bothered?
Nobody really cares, and Microsoft knows that the majority of home users use illegal copies of their OS. Most of Microsofts revenue from OS and related software comes from the larger corporate clients who buy licenses en-mass, and need to be seen to be street-legal.
If they cared so much they would copy-protect their CDs and make it bit more difficult to copy their warez. It wouldn't stop it happening, but the fact that they don't shows they are not really bothered. So why should you be bothered?
Nomino, standing proud for the Justice League of Pirates.
Trying to justify his use of illegitimate software by claiming everyone else has, when it quite clearly isn't true.
Trying to justify his use of illegitimate software by claiming everyone else has, when it quite clearly isn't true.
Icarus mk2 wrote:
> Did you buy yours seperately or with your PC?
Separately. I built my computer.
> Did you buy yours seperately or with your PC?
Separately. I built my computer.
Hey i was just stating that i think most home users have the illegal licence of windows xp Proffesional.
Colin
Colin
I have a pirated XP Pro, but I see no need in using it while I have a perfectly fine XP Home.
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