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To: Gay State Conservative

Unlike a lot of rants here i seldom have problems with the Microsoft OS....ever
Even if i did it still beats living in the apple concentration camp..


16 posted on 06/02/2020 8:23:43 AM PDT by mowowie
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To: mowowie
IMO Windows 7 is excellent.It does everything I want to do...Internet,Excel,Word,an old,and excellent,financial program I have (for Windows only) and an old,and excellent, family history program (again,Windows only).

And I have thousands of vacation photos/videos (mainly Africa) and family photos as well.I guess you wouldn't call me a "power user".

28 posted on 06/02/2020 8:31:48 AM PDT by Gay State Conservative (The Rats Just Can't Get Over The Fact That They Lost A Rigged Election!)
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To: mowowie
.ever Even if i did it still beats living in the apple concentration camp..

D@mn straight Microsofts camps are much bigger. Try installing 3 or 4 different versions of OS on a PC and run them simultaneously. Used to be you couldn't even install a memory upgrade without re-certifying your computer. That may have been done away with lately haven't bothered to check since I can install most anything I want in my Mac even most made for PC hardware will work. I install Mac OS on my main mac then duplicate that same dive on all my computers, I have 9 on my home network plus multiple iPhones and iPads all operate flawlessly and have for nearly 10 years since I only have 1 computer that is less than two years old, most are 2012 models and still run Catalina.

78 posted on 06/02/2020 10:51:18 AM PDT by itsahoot (Welcome to the New USA where Islam is a religion of peace and Christianity is a mental disorder.)
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