Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 28th Feb 2007 22:26 UTC, submitted by dedownman
"In the world of operating systems, Microsoft Windows Vista is just a baby. It's just now toddling along on new systems being sold throughout the U.S. And, like a small child being dropped by the stork to new parents, it's available to older desktop PCs via Microsoft's download-to-buy program. Giving early adopters such easy, unfettered access to the somewhat untested OS was a bold move by Microsoft. The company had to know that people like those who work at PC Magazine would be among the first to test-drive this new installation option."
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I think this has already been said here but go try older versions of KDE 2.x-3.3 and then use KDE 3.5. Tiger runs fine with 256Mb ram with all eyecandy.