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Is windows 7 best operating system ever?

Discussion in 'Bing' started by viamtech, Jan 12, 2010.

  1. rohiteshwar

    rohiteshwar Peon

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    #241
    Yes, I think so windows 7 is best operation system by Microsoft till now and i increase our hope to think over it what's new in windows 8
     
    rohiteshwar, Mar 2, 2012 IP
  2. drhowarddrfine

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    #242
    Now that statement might be true but best operating system of them all? Not true by a long shot.
     
    drhowarddrfine, Mar 3, 2012 IP
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    Kirby master Peon

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    I must say that windows 7 is the best, it never lags! But if you want the best windows 7 operating laptop, buy it from Asus.
     
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    #244
    It's the best Microsoft O/S yet, in 64 bit, hands down no doubt. I would shy away from stating overall best O/S ever, as Apple Lion and even some Linux UI O/S environments are much more stable and secure, but, nothing gives you the flexibility and options that Windows does.

    On another topic, Windows 8 looks to be a bomb, can't stand it based on my Alpha version testing.
     
    PossumX, Mar 4, 2012 IP
  5. drhowarddrfine

    drhowarddrfine Peon

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    #245
    You have to be more specific about that statement. I offer that Unix/Linux/BSD are far more flexible and give far more options than Windows could ever hope for.
     
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  6. PossumX

    PossumX Peon

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    #246
    From a DESKTOP O/S perspective, that is what I was referring to, as the topic was around Windows7 opinion, not Unix/BSD.

    Linux O/S systems offer plenty, yet, software is where it comes to play for the average user (not a techy, like myself).

    I use CentOS for my servers, and have Apple Lion & Linux based desktops here as well. For much of what I do, and this is an opinion based thread, the Win7 machine has the most flexibility from a readily available software perspective, and at price points that can't be beat when compared to Apple. Granted, the Linux platforms have much in the Open Source realm, but ease of use and consistency are not always there. For the average Joe who is not a technical nut, and does more than surf the web, email, and play with their iPad/iPhone with iTunes, the Win7 platform is my recommendation to my customers.

    As for Unix/BSD, how does that apply to a desktop (other than that Apple OSX Lion uses a BSD based for its' platform)? I work with Solaris, HPUX, and AIX server platforms all day long in my job, and they are phenomenal for server side platforms, but pricey. RHEL Linux is the new standard we are migrating much to, virtualized much of it, in our 5,000+ server data center. Again, all great for servers, not so much for the desktop comparison to Win7.
     
    PossumX, Mar 4, 2012 IP
  7. AliQureshi

    AliQureshi Well-Known Member

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    #247
    I think that varies depending on the user.. For some people Windows will be the only way to go due to support alone.. While others may use Mac OS or Linux Distributions such as Ubuntu or Gnome etc..

    Me personally I love Mac OSX, and have been using it since 2009.. I haven't went back and have no plans to.. But having said that I think the best version of Windows has to be Windows 7..

    If you have a Intel Core Duo or the AMD equivalent I think It's time for you guys to jump ship on Windows 7.. It's a great operating system provided you have system that you bought sometime in 2006 and you'll be set..
     
    AliQureshi, Mar 4, 2012 IP
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    DTHBAH2006 Active Member

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    #248
    I personally use Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and I love My Macs alot more! :D
     
    DTHBAH2006, Mar 4, 2012 IP
  9. drhowarddrfine

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    And, in fact, is certified Unix. Unix/BSD are professional operating systems geared toward professionals. Windows is geared toward amateurs so, yes, I've always said non-tech people should use Windows. Of course, Apple Macs show Unix can be used for the desktop just as well as Windows can if there is a company behind the integration. Ubuntu has that dream for Linux but they don't have the funding Apple does.
     
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    According to Consumer Reports, for 10 years running, Apple provides far better support than any Windows manufacturer.
     
    drhowarddrfine, Mar 4, 2012 IP
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    #251
    I love switching to windows 7. I had windows vista before and my computer was so slow to load anything. Upgraded to Windows 7, it not only improved the outlook, the ease of use but also speed. I highly recommend switching to windows 7 if you are running vista. But on the other side XP is better than vista.
     
    byyp, Mar 4, 2012 IP
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    For me its the best so far, I'm using it for a year now.
     
    jeroldjamesbcruz, Mar 4, 2012 IP
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    #253
    Windows 8 looks much better and I will be looking out for the launch. Anyway, Windows 7 has improved on the security features but can be a hassle at times.
     
    edhan, Mar 4, 2012 IP
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    is anybody uses windows 8 beta? how is it?
     
    or2008, Mar 5, 2012 IP
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    i agree with jl1981 , and i still waiting for win 8
     
    Kenzie Pieter, Mar 6, 2012 IP
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    What I meant was the choice of applications and games available for Windows is much greater then what's found in Mac OS.. So people who do lots of gaming need to be able to run Windows..
     
    AliQureshi, Mar 6, 2012 IP
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    #257
    Here we should not use the word "ever" (in the future we may get more advanced, more powerful, more beautiful looking GUI OS) and it will be better if we can replace it with "till now". Obviously Windows 7 will be the best operating system in Windows.
     
    josefaryan, Mar 6, 2012 IP
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    So far Yes, but i still miss XP for some reason :)
     
    UIDynamics, Mar 7, 2012 IP
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    #259
    New Taskbar
    Device Recognition
    Less Restrictive
    Problem Steps Recorder
    Aero Snap & Aero Shake
     
    rosesmark, Mar 7, 2012 IP
  20. Kenzie Pieter

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    Absolutely...i'm agree with you..because we never know the future technological developments
     
    Kenzie Pieter, Mar 7, 2012 IP