Linked by David Adams on Tue 27th Mar 2007 15:03 UTC, submitted by Corinne Iozzio
Just when you finally thought your Windows XP settings were just right, here comes Windows Vista. Fear not: PC Magazine has teamed up with Wiley Books to bring you Windows Vista Solutions to guide you through the ins and outs of your new OS. This week's excerpt helps you navigate the control panel to make your computer fit you. Personalize your computer with new themes, wallpaper, sounds, menu options and more. Here's how.
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or to custmise Ubuntu:
instert Vista CD follow menus...
But the point of customizing is to make things better so I wouldn't recommend this...
I'd recommend this exactly for that reason...
I recommend this for the same reson:
http://www.daemonology.net/depenguinator/
Member since:2007-03-26
or to custmise Ubuntu:
instert Vista CD follow menus...
But the point of customizing is to make things better so I wouldn't recommend this...
instert Vista CD follow menus...
But the point of customizing is to make things better so I wouldn't recommend this...
Having used both Vista and Ubuntu, I'd actually say Vista was better (and that's coming from a *nix fanboy)
Edited 2007-03-28 10:24
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Having used both Vista and Ubuntu, I'd actually say Vista was better (and that's coming from a *nix fanboy)
How exactly is Vista better than Ubuntu? Is it the DRM, WGA, Activation or the incredible system requirements?
Please, enlighten us. I for one can't even imagine what you are talking about.
If you were talking about about the lack of commercial applications I would understand, but then again this is the fault of software vendors not Linux.
Member since:
2007-03-09
or to custmise Ubuntu:
instert Vista CD follow menus...
But the point of customizing is to make things better so I wouldn't recommend this...