- DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS DRIVERS
- DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS UPDATE
- DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS UPGRADE
- DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS SOFTWARE
DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS SOFTWARE
THAT IS IT, that is ALL there is to it! There is NO support for printers included, NO support for increasingly popular add ons like miFi or USB capture sticks, NO support for any popular software required, i have made the test so tilted in favor of the “strengths” of Linux its a joke.
DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS DRIVERS
Here are the conditions, again the fact that such a simple test fails is truly sad.ġ.- take the system and install the mainstream distro from the quarter Vista was released (or if you wish to compare to Win 7 its release date) (NOT LTS because Canonical states on their website that LTS is not for home users but for business customers, if you don’t like this take it up with Canonical but you can’t expect normal users to ignore warnings like that) which if you were using say ubuntu would be V 6.04 for Vista or 9.04 for Win 7, insure that ALL of the drivers work, for this feel free to use CLI, Google for fixes, whatever you need to do, 2.- make sure the wireless can surf with WPA V2 (because not having a secure WiFi today is insanity) 3.- Upgrade/date to current using only the GUI as any normal user would be expected to do. Take ANY PC that you want, be it desktop or laptop, the only condition on the hardware being it must have wireless and be hooked with WPA V2, this condition has been added because i haven’t built or set up a single system in the last 5 years that didn’t have wireless, WiFi has become as common as Ethernet. if it were a REAL test it would be 8 years, since modern multicores can easily be run 7-8 years but that would exclude many modern “user friendly” Linux distros and when in doubt I wanted to give Linux the benefit of the doubt. If you can’t use Google here ya go, its a VERY simple test (which the fact that no mainstream Linux has passed is absolutely shameful) and accurately simulates the (no longer) typical 5 year support cycle of a PC. Linux is for programmers and those that LIKE spending days tinkering with their OS, if that is you? Then I’m happy for you, just as I’m happy that some people like making their own knives and forks, but that makes you around 2% of the population at most, for everybody else? Telling them to replace XP with Linux is like telling them to replace their own car with this pile of parts in a box, most won’t have the skills, the time, nor the inclination to deal with that mess and will happily pay for something that works OOTB and keeps on working down the road! BTW I’m not joking, please do because I have and its funny how badly it trashes itself! Wireless won’t work, sound? that is right out, and if your video chip is anything but CERTAIN Intel chips (not all, because some Intel chips are PowerVR, how does Joe User know which is which? Its a surprise, like stepping on a landmine, what fun!) you’ll be staring at a black screen o’ death.
DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS UPGRADE
I would like to see someone attempt this with a “user friendly” distro…take Ubuntu from 2006 and upgrade it to current.
DESKTOPOK STILL WONT INSTALL NEWER VERSION WINDOWS 7 ICONS UPDATE
I can take a box from 2002, install XP RTM and update it aaaallll the way to XP EOL and there will be ZERO driver failures. Windows get 10 years of updates WITHOUT dealing with the mess than is Linux “upgrades”, if you believe Linux upgrades actually work please take the Hairyfeet challenge and post it to YouTube, its stood nearly 7 years without a single “user friendly” distro passing. If you consider that a “solution” that is equal to Windows you must consider it completely reasonable to forge your own silverware from scraps because that is the difference, one is an actual OS and the other is a bunch of small little tools made by people that don’t even talk to each other!
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