Beta News offers an article by Sofia Wyci?lik-Wilson that lists a number of “need to know” issues before installing. One can’t install Tiny10 and have a “debloated” Windows 10 version however, there are enough tools to debloat an already installed version–if that’s your thing. I may be completely in error here, but most users have already updated to Windows 10. I know I wrote a lot but could you at least tell me what features XP had which windows 7 doesn’t? Also, I’ve heard that 7 Ultimate has an “XP mode”, doesn’t that sound like a decent thing? Lastly… you don’t have aero – which might just be fancy graphics stuff, but it’s the most beautiful thing windows ever did (in my opinion). Maybe if you have very specific workflows that you’re used to, and you don’t ever feel like you want to branch out, then yeah, XP would be great, but I don’t know if I could manage my workflow on something older than windows 7 – I’m willing to go out on a limb and say the average person could probably do more on a Windows 7 PC due to the sheer abundance of “slightly-dated-but-still-incredibly-functional” programs available for it.Īlso, not that modern gaming is anything to write home about, but games from the 2005-2013 era are my personal favourite, I am guessing a good number of them are not playable on XP, right? I don’t know what if any features Windows 7 has which XP doesn’t, although I can only imagine there must have been some technologies from “that time” which hadn’t matured yet:įor example, what’s the best photo-editor you can use with XP? Or the best audio-restoration software you have access to? i also work with massive multi-gigabyte images, that even manage to put my PC through the paces, what kind of RAM would a top-end XP machine be able to utilise? Heck, what’s the best CPU that you can use with XP? I’m not old enough to have used XP, so can’t speak about it, but what is wrong with Windows 7?

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