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Of course:
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I miss Win2k. So ridiculously simple, yet it still had everything I wanted in an OS
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Doesn’t Chrome work normally on win2k?
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I’m gonna try it...
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Windows XP, that’s the one I miss. That was legit the best windows operating system.
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Oooo! Free hotmail!
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It was denied.
Also, for how shitilly kinja works on my computer, it’s near flawless on win2k.
Hilarious.
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needs moar drivers installed
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why is it that the previous version of Windows is always the best one?
Windows 8/10 released? “you can pry Windows 7 from my cold, dead hands!”
Windows 7 released? “I’ll never give up XP!”
Windows XP released? “Fisher-Price garbage! Windows 2000 forever!”
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Windows 7 wasn’t really special, it was just that 8 was an abomination and so is 10. 2000/XP were the last time they were pretty good. WS2008/7 just happened to be endurable and weren’t their successors.
Also note that 2000 & XP had completely different targets. XP was a desktop OS, which 2000 was server & workstation. They were the same underneath. XP was the first NT based desktop after they killed the earlier desktop series (ME was the final).
You forgot Vista, btw.
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the funny thing is Windows 7 is just Vista R2.
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Vista was quite hated, too.
Modern versions are an extreme mess. They’re very cumbersome.
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*shrug* I upgraded to 8, then 10, and don’t have any problems. but then I’m not afraid of change.
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Get some graphics drivers man.
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Because hipster :P
For real though, XP was a capable operating system which was very easy and relatively intuitive (not compared to a mac or Linux OS but, I digress), while taking up minimum operating power. XP was still conducive to do yourself repair and control. Now all the “real” control is hidden behind a shroud of idiot proofing.
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Kinja is horrible on Firefox.