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Quoting Paul Sutton <zen14920@xxxxxxxxx>:
Neither do I, I just want something that works, is stable and lets me log in and get on with what I am doing,
Ahh then you'd want the Windows Vista Basic version then. It's going to be confusing when it's released. For home users IIRC there will be: Windows Vista Basic which doesn't have any bells & whistles. IIRC, it means it'll look like Windows 2000. Windows Vista Premium which has extra stuff in it like Media Center For business users: Windows Vista Business which is supposed to include the bells & whistles I think Windows Vista Enterprise which is for customers who have the 'Software Advantage' scheme which includes multiple languages (i.e. Windows in a different language, not just the keyboard settings). There's also an Ultimate edition which incorporates the features from both the Home Premium & Business Enterprise versions. There is also a Windows Basic edition for 'emerging markets', in other words, a version which costs about £5 for a licence, but this won't be avaliable to this country. TBH, I'm not convinced. I'd rather have a play with XGL, or whatever the alternative Fedora are coming up with. Rob - The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe. FAQ: www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html