jji7skyline wrote:
CN12 wrote:
I kinda want to upgrade.
If you're going to bother 'upgrading', you might as well switch to a Mac
Woooaah slow down, we already derailed to include Linux (somehow), let's not make it a three way discussion
technoguyx wrote:
^^Linux Mint or Ubuntu. I'm actually gonna check out Mint soon
Okay, I'm currently using Linux Mint and I'm loving it! Hope you find one you like
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jji7skyline wrote:
Well, x86 users of Windows 8 will still be able to install apps fine.
Only Win7 apps. Not "Metro"/Win8 apps.
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technoguyx wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Well, x86 users of Windows 8 will still be able to install apps fine.
Only Win7 apps. Not "Metro"/Win8 apps.
I'll have to check that. If that is true, windows 8 would be more locked down than osx, which has never been locked down.
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jji7skyline wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Well, x86 users of Windows 8 will still be able to install apps fine.
Only Win7 apps. Not "Metro"/Win8 apps.
I'll have to check that. If that is true, windows 8 would be more locked down than osx, which has never been locked down.
MFW:
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jji7skyline wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Well, x86 users of Windows 8 will still be able to install apps fine.
Only Win7 apps. Not "Metro"/Win8 apps.
I'll have to check that. If that is true, windows 8 would be more locked down than osx, which has never been locked down.
slinger wrote:
Woooaah slow down, we already derailed to include Linux (somehow), let's not make it a three way discussion
@skittles, xD
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CheeseMunchy wrote:
Wes64 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Windows XP = Waste life waiting for bootup.i just press the power button then go use the bathroom or get a drink, no life wasted whatsoever
If you're not near a bathroom or water, you're in real trouble. xP
yeah because im totally going to lug my desktop pc outside of my house to use it.
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16Skittles wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
Only Win7 apps. Not "Metro"/Win8 apps.
I'll have to check that. If that is true, windows 8 would be more locked down than osx, which has never been locked down.
But seriously... what are Microsoft trying to achieve?
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technoguyx wrote:
slinger wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
Won't get it - clearly oriented at mobile devices and I'll attempt to switch to an Ubuntu setup as soon as I get Internet (not neighbor's WiFi lol)
Ubuntu is going more towards a mobile phone interface now too
Keep your eye out here and you'll probably find a better OS ;pYeah, I noticed this too. There's always a thousand other distros, as you pointed out. I've visited DistroWatch before, thanks for the link though c:
I found an article regarding Windows 8's closed distribution model - it's actually the one big reason I'm not even touching the OS, I gotta admit. Seems like they're going full Apple, with ridiculous content and functionality restrictions, and outright not allowing distribution of apps outside the store (!), to me. :U Thoughts?
Downloading from net?
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jji7skyline wrote:
But seriously... what are Microsoft trying to achieve?
Higher quality apps that don't impose a risk to users, at the cost of free distribution, I suppose. Apple's been doing this for ages.
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technoguyx wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
But seriously... what are Microsoft trying to achieve?
Higher quality apps that don't impose a risk to users, at the cost of free distribution, I suppose. Apple's been doing this for ages.
Mac users have a choice of using the Mac App Store, or just downloading apps from websites the normal way, or even installing from CDs and stuff.
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^^Not in mobile devices as far as I'm aware. It's true for Macs of course
soupoftomato wrote:
Downloading from net?
Yes, outside the Windows App Store.
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Another cool thing about Win8: there's an app store better than apple's! the app store allows you to try the app before you buy it! That prevents any lite versions from coming out...
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So the Surface RT preorders sold out, I give a high likelihood that the Internet goes insane when they realize that the surface RT is just an oversized Windows Phone. Surface Pro FTW.
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Windows 8. When I get it, I shall have a smartphone as a laptop. Why, Microsoft, how could you make win 8 a smartphone. My life is over. Note: I'm expressing my views please don't call me a witch. It's happened in the past :c
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technoguyx wrote:
^^Not in mobile devices as far as I'm aware. It's true for Macs of course
soupoftomato wrote:
Downloading from net?
Yes, outside the Windows App Store.
Well then what's the issue?
Who ever ACTUALLY uses the provided platform for software when the internet is available?
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So... How long do people think it will take for someone to jailbreak Windows RT to enable apps to be installed from outside the MS Store?
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if they can do it for ios in one day then like 3 hours
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CN12 wrote:
Yay only 1 week!
It came out
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CN12 wrote:
funelephant wrote:
CN12 wrote:
Yay only 1 week!
It came out
No, it comes out tomorrow.
http://windows.microsoft.com
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CN12 wrote:
funelephant wrote:
CN12 wrote:
Yay only 1 week!
It came out
No, it comes out tomorrow.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/buy
No, it came out yesterday.
EDIT: Outposted DX
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the professional edition is already came out
(i got an mail)
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