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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward
My point is - I'd rather spend my time using a tool, rather than spending time (and money) learning to use a new tool over and over. My tool may be obsolete, but if it does the job, and I'm used to using it, I get more "work" done by using the old tool.
The latest "shiny" means nothing to me....I see no have-to-have features for me with the new OSes...
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Depends on what the job at hand is, doesn't it? For me my computer is both a tool for work and an entertainment device (reading, browsing, TV, communicating) -- and the new ones can handle that so much better.
But even for work only, files getter bigger, you need more video, more storage, many different tasks are running at the same time. Old machines aren't up to that or become extremely slow.