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I won't be buying, MSDN all the way.

Although since when was BeOS a threat to Windows ?

Most of the time, they want you to send in proof of purchase, which i just can't be bothered with

damn 95, you beat me by a few seconds, lol

Photobucket is a good photo/video hoster.

If you haven't already done so you need to enable the restricted drivers, which can be found from the System, Admin menu. I also have a 3945abg card in my laptop and have not had any problems using it in Ubuntu.

Dell Ultrasharp 2408WFP - £413.99 inc VAT http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-024-DE&groupid=17&catid=510&subcat= These are all round pretty sweet monitors

Well if you had read some of the previous posts or the blog from windowsteamblog.com you would have seen that the download is not available until around 12PM US time, which is 8pm GMT. Can everyone stop asking where the download link is please. Thank you

I've never had any problems with Ubuntu's NTFS support. I can stream media from an NTFS drive without problems.

shame :D

As others have noted, that is incorrect Scoobz, Vista Business has been available on MSDN-AA for months now.

This thread isn't still going is it ? lol

Current computers we use at my office are Fujitsu-Siemens. Intel Core2, (don't think C2D, though they could be) 3Ghz, 1Gb ram, 80Gb HDD. They bought 140,000 of them, so they must have got a half decent deal.

Sorry I thought this website was called Overclockers, lol.

april

Currently SP2 until SP3 hits general release.

XP Pro SP3 has now been RTM'd, so the final version of SP3 should be hitting Windows Update soon. I would go for this one over SP2 as it includes extra bug fixes, security fixes etc. The SP3 RC2 is available to download from Microsoft now.

AVG or Avast are both good free anti virus solutions.

The logitech g7 has been a good wireless mouse for me, and I think I've solved the problem I was having with it. I haven't looked at many wireless keyboards, not too sure about them.

I just don't like Vista, got a copy of it from MSDN. My computer and I didn't get along with it, uninstalled it put XP back on. The taking for ever to delete files, UAC, the SP1 that "broke" a fair number of machines and then there was the update to be able to update to SP1. Even Steve Ballmer...