Sadly Linux is not great for Netflix because of the demon Silverlight.So it's not hard if you just want to surf the internet, Skype and watch Netflix I kind of want a computer for that purpose, so my laptop can take a break now and then and maybe live longer. Linux seems to be a good choice for old or slow computers, too.
Weird. I thought I watched Netflix on my Linux, but it could have been my XP.Sadly Linux is not great for Netflix because of the demon Silverlight.
Looks like XP mode support will end on April as well, unfortunately. But it could help people transition.Well, if that's true, then I've been panicking over having to upgrade to Win 7 for nothing.
Looks like XP mode support will end on April as well, unfortunately. But it could help people transition.
What is XP Mode? Is it like a shell that makes Win 7 looks like XP? I'm confused.
Very cool. Do let us know how you get on with it.Well i couldn’t get my XP to upgrade , so installed kubuntu ...it was so easy and its a faster loader than my XP ....now I just have to work through how to transfer passwords , files over
I use kubuntu on my old netbook, I love it. If you run into problems, feel free to ask and I will promptly ask my son, The Installer.Well i couldn’t get my XP to upgrade , so installed kubuntu ...it was so easy and its a faster loader than my XP ....now I just have to work through how to transfer passwords , files over
Openoffice is a free download and very good. I use it instead of Office. Also libreoffice. https://www.libreoffice.org/download/libreoffice-fresh/Well, I now have a computer guy coming next week to look at my computer and see what needs to be done about it. I've got a Win 7 reinstallation disc from Dell that he said will save me about $100, but I'll end up losing Office 2003. He said I can get a newer version of Office, but it would cost me $100 a year, or I can get a free word processing program that's "like" Word but not Word. It's a whole bigger deal than I originally thought, because Microsoft is a greedy and evil company. I hate that my computer is now vulnerable. My computer is going to get fixed, just not today.
When I got the computer, it had Win 7 on it, and I had it downgraded to XP because 7 was too new and and I reasoned that XP would be more compatible with more software. I should have just kept Win 7. FML.
I've got a Win 7 reinstallation disc from Dell that he said will save me about $100, but I'll end up losing Office 2003. He said I can get a newer version of Office, but it would cost me $100 a year, or I can get a free word processing program that's "like" Word but not Word.
Very cool. Do let us know how you get on with it.