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Google's US-$ 153.4 billion are not of any interest for the German government as it is an US-American company. So I just wondered...

nikos wrote:we do have our limited range of t-shirts though!

So that's what you call a real man then?

A pity that governments react when Google is attacked but no-one cares that thousands of IE users have been attacked before.

Runner wrote:I have to say, moving files with Xplorer is easier, however, I just can't stand the Libraries.

Why don't you simply ignore them?

Changing hotkeys behavior is possible in x²pro.

I could write meaningful nonsense in less than 100 characters, too, but this is not the point here.

I "use" Twitter, but, seriously, you can't compare it to RSS. Try to write a meaningful text in max. 140 characters. You'll fail.

Any crash dumps in the application folder?

None of your pro arguments have any advantages for the procedure mentioned in the blog article.

Kilmatead wrote:It just refuses to BSOD (except on hardware failure, which is when it's supposed to do that).

Vista is surprisingly stable, too, compared to what people say. I always wondered what people who report "serious problems" must have been doing.

Kilmatead wrote:It's a pity that all anyone talks about are the superficial user interface changes.

The user interface is everything the end-user actually notices all the time. I don't care about internal system routines, it just has to work and to be easy to handle, you see?

Kilmatead wrote:Win7 requires a bit of tweaking before it truly comes into it's own

Win7 requires to be configured to work like 95 - Vista, so it is all a huge piece of redundance.

one of the benefits (much maligned by others) of Aero's subtle effects ... so nothing I could use anyway. One of the first things I disable since WinXP are the designs and the other effects. An OS should, basically, work and be fast and stable. Aero is counter-productive to me. And if you choose &q...

Quite a long answer. So let me pick one part: Less a matter of practicalities than of fears - rational or irrational, the trends of "usability" itself can be subject to change... the Taskbar is certainly no more diminished in Win7 (if anything, I find it far superior) Maybe it has a kind o...

But be aware of false positives. Some things (like Keygens  :lol: ) are regularly detected as Trojans or something.