(02-22-2014, 11:19 AM)JustSomeone Wrote: I think, in part, is my personality. I tend to use things, until they break. Considering that XP 13 years old, it's a damn fine OS. To this day, I am still using XP as my main desktop. It does 100% of what I want it to do, and 90% of what 7 does, maybe more.Nothing wrong with that, as long as it does the job. Will be interesting to see what difference support ending actually makes. At full count I have 1x 98SE, 2x XP (plus some XP virtual machines), 2x Vista, 2x 7 and 1x 8.1.
My HTPC for example runs Vista and could run 7 or 8 quite happily, but there's no justification for me to shell out the £70 for a new OEM licence to do it. If and when I replace the machine no doubt I'll end up changing the OS, but until I get there it works nicely and is just fine for what I need it to do.
