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At home I have Win98, it does fine... but... I don't want to be left too far behind.
Is there anything about WinXP that justifies an upgrade from a perfectly good machine?
Turbonutter, if you tell me to install Linux, why, I'll.. I'll explode dammit!
Three points I want to make on this subject:
1. Being a newbie, or just arrived, or whatever, doesnt make someone's comments any less worthwhile. Just like being a regular doesnt necessarily make you an expert, either.
2. Sly Fox sounds like someone who's just got back from the pub.
3. I've still not found any good ... no, I'll rephrase that ... any reason to upgrade from Win98. At least decent USB support was a reason to go from Win95 to 98. The problem is already growing in the egg though - its now getting difficult to buy software for Win95, and I guess Win98 will follow. And that's going to be the reason ... when it comes to it.
Look, newbie, I've only read 2 of your posts and you're already pissin' me off. I don't need to be told how to write by some jumped-up JAT who has, by definition, been here less than a day.
I tried mate but I cant find PC worl in Yellow Pages.
It depends what the specs of your machine are. Each new Windows takes up more resources than the first so I've never seen the point in upgrading. There's nothing WinXP really has over Win98 unless your Win98 is either not working or doesn't support the drivers you need. Somehow I doubt either, Plus, there's always the cost issue.
I would never consider "upgrading" my Win98 to WinXP (yes, I do use Windows occasinally) but if someone handed me a copy of Win2K then I might just accept. I suggest you go down to PC worl and ask if you can have a little bug around on one of their XP machines "with a view to upgrade".
UPGRADE NOW!
c.b