Windows always had that OS that outlasted an extra generation. XP was preferred over Vista the same way Windows 7 was preferred over 8 and even 10 by some people.
XP was simply everything home users needed from an OS. People hate complexity. XP was not simplistic, but also not too complicated. Just enough to use your computer smoothly and easily. All the stuff after that is just bloatware.
I think I agree with you, I have been running an old XP machine on low spec, pre dual core. Works ok. For what I do a computer from 2005 does all my chores. It's a shame I need to use other computers to have supported software, but when you see the tech from 20 years ago work well, its hard to understand why I upgraded so much over the years. its insane, consumerism maybe?
@@Rossvallance Forced consumerism. From what I hear and read a lot if people would not buy anything new until it breaks, weather these are PCs, cars or home appliances. They are forced to do it however, because things either fall apart quickly or new software has features that do not run on old computers. These features are there just for the „progress” sake, not because people actually need them. Companies call it progress to hide that they just want to earn quick buck and don’t care if they produce functional and stable SW. I am in a process of getting rid of Apple products (waiting for them to break) precisely because of that. iOS and thus iPhone has become a spaceship full of unnecessary options that is becoming more and more unstable, full of bugs and making my life more difficult instead of easier. If it actually had been a spaceship, it would have been Columbia, not Apollo 11. I have cheap, simple, Android phone for different purposes that iP and this is what I need. We are being force fed something we don’t need and we have to buy it because there are not enough simple options that are well known and widely available.
"not simplistic, but also not too complicated" Windows is too bloated but at same time trying to simplify stuff, like progress in wrong way. don't say Linux, its obviously too complicated for average user
Still remember how I changed XP's lockscreen background picture as well as the bootscreen picture to one of KITT from Knight Rider & edited it so that the loading bar would be right where KITT's scanner would be ^_^ Probably still have the files somewhere haha good times
I like and comment on your stuff mostly to help w the algorithm. Haven’t watched the video yet but the Windows XP was the first platform I was familiar with, so I’m gonna go ahead and say that’s why it’s the most recognizable.
Naaaww people early 00s got computers for school and documents.. XP was great especially for its time. It was easy to blow out win95's ui and also XP was used in almost every classroom and library. That contributed greatly to its nostalgia.
I've had that wallpaper on XP, and never changed it, it's so damn iconic. Those freshly mowed vine fields in the California mountains were captured so perfectly, and transmited the essence of what XP was all about.
Back in those days, one of the first things I would do on a new build is disable the wallpaper and set it to the color black. Less RAM required, which was a precious commodity. These days I still set it to black, but more for the wanting as simple and visually uncluttered a UI as I can get, and black is easiest on the eyes for me.
There are a few things you didn't take into account, which would have been worth mentioning: 1. Wasn't Windows XP the first version of Windows to have automatic updates? This was an important reason for its popularity. 2. Windows Vista, which came after XP, was widely criticised for its massive "jump" in system requirements, caused in large part by the sophisticated visual effects it used. This caused Vista to be sluggish on lower-end hardware. 3. If we assume "XP is nostalgic because it was used by a lot of people for a long time", the same argument also applies to Windows 7. Yet Windows 7 had no iconic wallpapers. 4. Some desktop wallpapers are more practical than others. The most practical ones are not heavily patterned and not too light, to make the names under your desktop icons easy to see, and not too bright, so they don't distract you. The XP wallpaper was also memorable, with its two colours, and calming, with blue and green. 5. I don't quite see the point of the $100K vs $40 comparison. The cheaper image is a lovely photo, but one anybody with a good camera and an "eye" for composition can take. The more expensive image is digitally enhanced, which took skill, especially with the technology of the year 2000.
I built my PC in 2016. I changed the wallpaper to Windows XP's right away. Never changed again since. Nostalgia aside, the image is nice to look at. -it became my subtitute of actually going outside-
One story I remember about Windows XP being that US Navy kept paying Microsoft millions of dollars to continue supporting their systems as it was the best OS for them. While it started with a good share of issues, one has to admit that Microsoft did improve it significantly enough that Vista was a disaster for them and Windows 7 was good enough to be called an upgrade over XP
I worked in IT for many years back in the day. I never had to make a customer re-purchase an XP license. You can change your hd or mobo and reinstall XP. Worst thing that can happen is you select 'activate by phone' Enter the activation numbers displayed. press 1 to confirm you're installing this on one computer then it will give you an activation code. Worked every time.
5:40 I don't think MSN messenger was crappy software. In fact it is a pity Microsoft shot it down, and replaced it by a way worse one they bought, Skype.
Really enjoyed the video. I actually love XP, and even though we engineer on a number of O/S types ... I like the feel of developing on XP with the older simple compiler still. Many thanks for the video. Great stuff. Cheers
Windows 11 with StartAllBack installed. This gives the best of both worlds, all the up to date features of 11 with the look of 7. I couldn't use W11 without it as otherwise windows forces the taskbar items to combine.
@@based980 It’s a joke whenever someone says they’re using Linux. Originally, actual arch users said it when discussing IT stuff, and it was very common to find them discussing such topics, so it kind of became an insider for "and I’m a nerd", as far as I understand.
My primary / elementary school was one of the first in my 350,000 city to have computers. They were Commodores with Windows 3.1 with a digitalised library system and of course before plug-and-play! As a 6-7 year old, I figured out how to program in devices (see before plug-and-play) and be a badass and issue out my own library books when I wasn’t allowed to 😂
XP was a shiny new coat of paint on top of Windows 2000. Consumers were wanting the stability of Windows 2000 over the instability of 95, 98, and Me. 98SE was pretty stable though, and many people stayed in 98SE despite Me and XP coming out. Once XP proved it was stable, the 98SE users switched to XP.
You also forgot that XP was the consolidation into 1 version of Windows for consumers and workstations. NT 3.5, 4, and 2000 were for workstations, not consumers.
I've never been a big fan of Windows, I grew up on Archimedes computers (made by the company that eventually focused on their ARM productions instead). But the one I did love, considering it was windows was XP. I hung onto it as long as I could. With each new version of windows the functionality of it when it came to doing what you wanted to do and not what they would let you do with it, went down. XP was very functional and stable. The only reason I was forced onto 8.1 was my poor computer couldn't even watch a youtube video with out it pausing for a few seconds every couple of frames. Then hung on to that till my hardware failed and tried to do windows 10. But I couldn't handle it. it never worked properly for me since the day it was launched. So after 9 months of hell with it, I eventually jumped ship and went over to Linux Mint and never looked back. Been about 4 years now.
I remember when Windows was fun, protected and useful... That was 2008 - the last time I used Windows before this update madness 😠 kicked into high gear. 😳
As someone who currently owns a 3000$ gaming pc this perspective seems crazy to me. I and everyone I know has a fairly high powered PC for both gaming, work, and hobbies and to think PCs have become obsolete to phones seems ridiculous.
I liked that Samsung changed the naming convention to the year it's being released, way easier to know when the phone came out s23 ultra this year and iPhone 15.
Nice video! And actually i never understood why people spent time on phone. Even for entertainment, there's just not a single thing that is more fun to do on a phone than on pc. Like if i watch yt on a pc, i can easyly open like 30 videos with ctrl+click, then cycle through them with shortcuts and close those, that i think are not worth watching/ i can quickly see the point and i'm left with like 10 videos. Then i can watch a video with all the shortcuts to go back and forth and,... and 4 different playback extensions for youtube, extensions for playlists,... And also i can easily change the speed of the video with keyboard in steps of 10%, hack i can even write this comment normally on a keyboard. So overall just a nice smooth plesent entertaining experience on a good looking big screen and another screen and 3 or 4 virtual desktops of both screens. When i open yt app on the phone i'm firstly just blasted with ads to the extreme, i can only open 1 video at the time, there's just 1 or 2 videos, that you can see on the page, to precicely navigate the timeline is just non existant, you can only go to 2x speed and even for that you have to do like 5 clicks, desturbing you're viewing and focus. Overall it's just such a terrible stressfull traumatizing experience for me, that i'd never want to watch youtube on the phone. And the same is true for most other kinds of entertainment. And work, yes obviously you can't do anything on the phone. The only thing i do on the phone is calling and to clip it on the xbox controller and play some good old clasic console games on the buss, which is also far from a great experience, but it's preety ok at least.
What?!? Two thirds of youtube traffic is on smartphones?!? Who in the blazes would want to watch a UA-cam video on a freaking tiny smartphone screen? The only kinds of videos that works for are music (which I think should be counted separately) and podcasts.
I think one of the reasons of XP success is it was launched just before regular people began to buy their first laptop in droves. The other is the very crappy OS that succeeded it, Vista.
@@joels7605 95 was yeah! 98 and ME just became less stable as plug and play, driver bloat and memory management issues peaked. I started on 3.1 for workgroups after using Dos shell, now that was a big leap 😆
Lots of incorrect reporting. Changing HDD in XP does not make it unusable. There's a point system which MS used. Surge of viruses in XP is due to it's popularity. The increase of PC usage is not due to XP, but the affordability and need/want of a computer.
Crappy Software = MSN Messenger? BLASPHEMY! 😐 They need the bring MSN Messenger back!!! But XP was awesome. Windows nowadays looks so boring. There isn't even a standard startup/shutdown jingle. Media Player made big strides back then and Windows Media Center was great. Most bits of software that came out in the XP could actually run on most systems. Now, hardware and software development is so rapid, a lot of software can't run properly unless your system is jacked to the gills. Especially games. Back then most games seem to run effortlessly on XP systems. And because the system was so open, there were so many things the average hobbyist could get up to.
I have and have used Windows, Linux and Mac OS personally and professionally managing hundreds of machines. In this video computers means Windows OS. Apple introduced the Unix based OS 10 in March 2001 beating the introduction of Windows XP by months. I have owned Macs since the original Macintosh in 1984 . I've owned Windows machines. I've managed hundreds and hundreds of Macs in professional and corporate environments. I have never once had to deal with a virus, trojan, worm, etc. For a while XP was so bad that as soon as you connected it to the internet you were infected. Screw all the fanboy stuff from whatever sides people tend to cling to looking for identity. It's taken quite some time for Windows to get its act together and it still hasn't completely. I guess that's why Microsoft uses Linux internally. Apple does too but OS X and Linux are cousins. Yes the wallpaper is iconic to Windows users but to the Mac world it's just another pretty picture. Many people have said that when Macs become increasingly numerous that they would become the target of malware and other security problems. I've got seven Macs right now and I am still unaffected by all of the problems that hit Windows users. That's an indication that there are deeper problems and flaws in the Microsoft OS. It's not just about the numbers because as we all know Macs are more expensive, so if you hijack a Mac you are probably hijacking someone with a lot more income to spend then some person that is only able to afford the cheap PCs sold in the hundreds of millions.
Windows always had that OS that outlasted an extra generation. XP was preferred over Vista the same way Windows 7 was preferred over 8 and even 10 by some people.
Yep very true
Nah XP was peak windows. Everything else was/is trash. Windows 11 is spyware
@@chiquita683 go have fun with your tinfoil hat on
cap, windows 10 is best and most iconic os
Not "was", but *is* - still a proud win7 user. Until the end of the time, the switch on Linux or the moment Microsoft brings back classic start menu.
XP was simply everything home users needed from an OS. People hate complexity. XP was not simplistic, but also not too complicated. Just enough to use your computer smoothly and easily. All the stuff after that is just bloatware.
I think I agree with you, I have been running an old XP machine on low spec, pre dual core. Works ok. For what I do a computer from 2005 does all my chores. It's a shame I need to use other computers to have supported software, but when you see the tech from 20 years ago work well, its hard to understand why I upgraded so much over the years. its insane, consumerism maybe?
@@Rossvallancecapitalism
Monopoly
Jealous (Green vs Blue)
Compatibility
Etc
@@Rossvallance Forced consumerism. From what I hear and read a lot if people would not buy anything new until it breaks, weather these are PCs, cars or home appliances. They are forced to do it however, because things either fall apart quickly or new software has features that do not run on old computers. These features are there just for the „progress” sake, not because people actually need them. Companies call it progress to hide that they just want to earn quick buck and don’t care if they produce functional and stable SW. I am in a process of getting rid of Apple products (waiting for them to break) precisely because of that. iOS and thus iPhone has become a spaceship full of unnecessary options that is becoming more and more unstable, full of bugs and making my life more difficult instead of easier. If it actually had been a spaceship, it would have been Columbia, not Apollo 11. I have cheap, simple, Android phone for different purposes that iP and this is what I need. We are being force fed something we don’t need and we have to buy it because there are not enough simple options that are well known and widely available.
"not simplistic, but also not too complicated"
Windows is too bloated but at same time trying to simplify stuff, like progress in wrong way.
don't say Linux, its obviously too complicated for average user
@@OFraternaMoriMicrosoft uses Linux 🤯
"Windows XP is full of bloatware and fundemental security issues"
Windows 10 and 11: *laughs in bloatware*
😂
+ spyware too
I don't know if it's even bloatware, you had to download it first even though the icons were there 🤦♂
Still remember how I changed XP's lockscreen background picture as well as the bootscreen picture to one of KITT from Knight Rider & edited it so that the loading bar would be right where KITT's scanner would be ^_^ Probably still have the files somewhere haha good times
I like and comment on your stuff mostly to help w the algorithm. Haven’t watched the video yet but the Windows XP was the first platform I was familiar with, so I’m gonna go ahead and say that’s why it’s the most recognizable.
Naaaww people early 00s got computers for school and documents.. XP was great especially for its time. It was easy to blow out win95's ui and also XP was used in almost every classroom and library. That contributed greatly to its nostalgia.
I've had that wallpaper on XP, and never changed it, it's so damn iconic. Those freshly mowed vine fields in the California mountains were captured so perfectly, and transmited the essence of what XP was all about.
Back in those days, one of the first things I would do on a new build is disable the wallpaper and set it to the color black. Less RAM required, which was a precious commodity. These days I still set it to black, but more for the wanting as simple and visually uncluttered a UI as I can get, and black is easiest on the eyes for me.
Appreciated the fact this video doesnt have an overly distracting background song.
There are a few things you didn't take into account, which would have been worth mentioning:
1. Wasn't Windows XP the first version of Windows to have automatic updates? This was an important reason for its popularity.
2. Windows Vista, which came after XP, was widely criticised for its massive "jump" in system requirements, caused in large part by the sophisticated visual effects it used. This caused Vista to be sluggish on lower-end hardware.
3. If we assume "XP is nostalgic because it was used by a lot of people for a long time", the same argument also applies to Windows 7. Yet Windows 7 had no iconic wallpapers.
4. Some desktop wallpapers are more practical than others. The most practical ones are not heavily patterned and not too light, to make the names under your desktop icons easy to see, and not too bright, so they don't distract you. The XP wallpaper was also memorable, with its two colours, and calming, with blue and green.
5. I don't quite see the point of the $100K vs $40 comparison. The cheaper image is a lovely photo, but one anybody with a good camera and an "eye" for composition can take. The more expensive image is digitally enhanced, which took skill, especially with the technology of the year 2000.
You don't remember that wall paper, you feel it.
I built my PC in 2016. I changed the wallpaper to Windows XP's right away. Never changed again since. Nostalgia aside, the image is nice to look at. -it became my subtitute of actually going outside-
This picture = nostalgia
Facts
One story I remember about Windows XP being that US Navy kept paying Microsoft millions of dollars to continue supporting their systems as it was the best OS for them. While it started with a good share of issues, one has to admit that Microsoft did improve it significantly enough that Vista was a disaster for them and Windows 7 was good enough to be called an upgrade over XP
I worked in IT for many years back in the day. I never had to make a customer re-purchase an XP license. You can change your hd or mobo and reinstall XP. Worst thing that can happen is you select 'activate by phone' Enter the activation numbers displayed. press 1 to confirm you're installing this on one computer then it will give you an activation code. Worked every time.
5:40 I don't think MSN messenger was crappy software. In fact it is a pity Microsoft shot it down, and replaced it by a way worse one they bought, Skype.
So true.. i really loved MSN. Never touched skype.
Maybe they have to merge those 2 software
Each have their own plus
Nudges Sergio ^^
The Windows Me wallpaper is also recognizable but for a different reason.😊
Really enjoyed the video. I actually love XP, and even though we engineer on a number of O/S types ... I like the feel of developing on XP with the older simple compiler still. Many thanks for the video. Great stuff. Cheers
Windows 7 was the best and at this rate the final good version of Windows
Windows 11 with StartAllBack installed. This gives the best of both worlds, all the up to date features of 11 with the look of 7.
I couldn't use W11 without it as otherwise windows forces the taskbar items to combine.
Why is this channel very much attractive? Kindda addict to watch these videos respect and thanks.😎
you always have some interesting and unique topics
I still have windowsXP on my PC with the same iconic wallpaper.XP will always remain my favourite OS.
Bro i love your content, you definitely deserve more subs
I use Linux Mint with a Windows XP theme, because I am a hopeless nostalgic.
"i use arch btw" -🤓
@@culan_SCP what
@@based980 It’s a joke whenever someone says they’re using Linux. Originally, actual arch users said it when discussing IT stuff, and it was very common to find them discussing such topics, so it kind of became an insider for "and I’m a nerd", as far as I understand.
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@@culan_SCPFound the Minecraft kid + Windows fanboy
Who remember The Samsung Dandelion wallpaper???
I have it on my s3 mini😅
That's crazy! a few hours ago I felt a bit nostalgic and went and set this as my wallpaper. when I saw the video's thumbnail I had to click on it.
What a coincidence!
5:29. Wire shark on XP on these days. And I’m learning it now 😮
Great video brother!! Thank you very much!!!
Thank you for watching as always Daniel!
Great 👍👍👍 wonderful work 👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
My primary / elementary school was one of the first in my 350,000 city to have computers. They were Commodores with Windows 3.1 with a digitalised library system and of course before plug-and-play!
As a 6-7 year old, I figured out how to program in devices (see before plug-and-play) and be a badass and issue out my own library books when I wasn’t allowed to 😂
You know It will be an excellent video when you hear: "take/taking a look back"
XP was a shiny new coat of paint on top of Windows 2000. Consumers were wanting the stability of Windows 2000 over the instability of 95, 98, and Me. 98SE was pretty stable though, and many people stayed in 98SE despite Me and XP coming out. Once XP proved it was stable, the 98SE users switched to XP.
You also forgot that XP was the consolidation into 1 version of Windows for consumers and workstations. NT 3.5, 4, and 2000 were for workstations, not consumers.
I've never been a big fan of Windows, I grew up on Archimedes computers (made by the company that eventually focused on their ARM productions instead). But the one I did love, considering it was windows was XP. I hung onto it as long as I could. With each new version of windows the functionality of it when it came to doing what you wanted to do and not what they would let you do with it, went down. XP was very functional and stable. The only reason I was forced onto 8.1 was my poor computer couldn't even watch a youtube video with out it pausing for a few seconds every couple of frames. Then hung on to that till my hardware failed and tried to do windows 10. But I couldn't handle it. it never worked properly for me since the day it was launched. So after 9 months of hell with it, I eventually jumped ship and went over to Linux Mint and never looked back. Been about 4 years now.
Only a very few would remember OS/2 was a joint venture from Microsoft and IBM in the early 90s.
9:37 Bijoy spotted.
The XP background image was taken in Sonoma county California. A fact that most computer schools in that area love to brag about
Lmao could you please be more polite 9:53 😂😂😂
Atleast they've tried
Windows XP and 7 are still the goats of windows. I mean I've used a chromebook for the past 10 years or so because I can't stand modern windows.
It is literally my wallpaper right now
I remember when Windows was fun, protected and useful...
That was 2008 - the last time I used Windows before this update madness 😠 kicked into high gear. 😳
As someone who currently owns a 3000$ gaming pc this perspective seems crazy to me. I and everyone I know has a fairly high powered PC for both gaming, work, and hobbies and to think PCs have become obsolete to phones seems ridiculous.
I liked that Samsung changed the naming convention to the year it's being released, way easier to know when the phone came out s23 ultra this year and iPhone 15.
iPhones may not have a wallpaper that will be remembered for but they have a ringtone for sure! :D
i didn't thought you are indian 😍 congratulations. your subscriber from long back
I was using XP until 2015 when I switched to 7 and then 10 shortly after
XP for me was almost perfect at the time
Nice video! And actually i never understood why people spent time on phone. Even for entertainment, there's just not a single thing that is more fun to do on a phone than on pc. Like if i watch yt on a pc, i can easyly open like 30 videos with ctrl+click, then cycle through them with shortcuts and close those, that i think are not worth watching/ i can quickly see the point and i'm left with like 10 videos. Then i can watch a video with all the shortcuts to go back and forth and,... and 4 different playback extensions for youtube, extensions for playlists,... And also i can easily change the speed of the video with keyboard in steps of 10%, hack i can even write this comment normally on a keyboard. So overall just a nice smooth plesent entertaining experience on a good looking big screen and another screen and 3 or 4 virtual desktops of both screens. When i open yt app on the phone i'm firstly just blasted with ads to the extreme, i can only open 1 video at the time, there's just 1 or 2 videos, that you can see on the page, to precicely navigate the timeline is just non existant, you can only go to 2x speed and even for that you have to do like 5 clicks, desturbing you're viewing and focus. Overall it's just such a terrible stressfull traumatizing experience for me, that i'd never want to watch youtube on the phone. And the same is true for most other kinds of entertainment. And work, yes obviously you can't do anything on the phone. The only thing i do on the phone is calling and to clip it on the xbox controller and play some good old clasic console games on the buss, which is also far from a great experience, but it's preety ok at least.
XP is no doubt the best Windows OS ever. It worked so well.
Thats my wallpaper. Cray
Hahaha
4;04 subtitles + photo October 25 2001 / Narrator November 25 2001
Why is most of the footage of XP in this video not actually of XP? There are alot of "fake" XP clones like at "8:13" that look horrible?
Just what my editor decided to use :)
It's taken from videos about the XP theme but tried to modernized its look.
as a Linux user If I had to go back in time
I'll choose XP over Linux
I really hated the toy look of the XP user interface. Thankfully, there was an option to keep the classic look.
What?!? Two thirds of youtube traffic is on smartphones?!? Who in the blazes would want to watch a UA-cam video on a freaking tiny smartphone screen? The only kinds of videos that works for are music (which I think should be counted separately) and podcasts.
That XP music annoys me every time I hear it. I haven't heard it in years. I will get you for that. LOL
I think one of the reasons of XP success is it was launched just before regular people began to buy their first laptop in droves.
The other is the very crappy OS that succeeded it, Vista.
It's also a great photo. A piece of art and it's good for a wallpaper as it's not cluttered. All the other examples you showed are forgettable.
NT kernel was a game changer. 98 and ME were absolute garrrrbage
It really was. But we have to look at things from the perspective of the time. 95/98 was a similar leap over 3.11.
@@joels7605 95 was yeah! 98 and ME just became less stable as plug and play, driver bloat and memory management issues peaked. I started on 3.1 for workgroups after using Dos shell, now that was a big leap 😆
I'm pretty sure connecting directly to the internet was implemented in Windows 95, not XP.
Bliss
win 10 and 11 ruined the era of computer. now they are smartphones.
Lots of incorrect reporting. Changing HDD in XP does not make it unusable. There's a point system which MS used. Surge of viruses in XP is due to it's popularity. The increase of PC usage is not due to XP, but the affordability and need/want of a computer.
I just borked a bit at the OS2 was a version of windows bit........
is this a video about this wallpaper or about windows xp???????????????????
Both
good video
Thank you Awire!
Microsoft still going strong huh?? After buying Activision and getting the new Xbox consoles out, sure they're not going anywhere!!
I bet most don't know what stands for XP.
It means eXPerience. Don't need to thank me 😊
Crappy Software = MSN Messenger?
BLASPHEMY! 😐
They need the bring MSN Messenger back!!!
But XP was awesome. Windows nowadays looks so boring. There isn't even a standard startup/shutdown jingle. Media Player made big strides back then and Windows Media Center was great. Most bits of software that came out in the XP could actually run on most systems. Now, hardware and software development is so rapid, a lot of software can't run properly unless your system is jacked to the gills. Especially games. Back then most games seem to run effortlessly on XP systems. And because the system was so open, there were so many things the average hobbyist could get up to.
why does the editing look like too many stock photos?
windows xp means windows nostalgia, how? idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Fair enough
true
True that 0:19
Are you tokyosaurus
Just came to watch and say hi. 644th view
Thanks for being here bro!
@@LogicallyAnswered 1,000th view here :)
I have and have used Windows, Linux and Mac OS personally and professionally managing hundreds of machines. In this video computers means Windows OS. Apple introduced the Unix based OS 10 in March 2001 beating the introduction of Windows XP by months. I have owned Macs since the original Macintosh in 1984 . I've owned Windows machines. I've managed hundreds and hundreds of Macs in professional and corporate environments. I have never once had to deal with a virus, trojan, worm, etc. For a while XP was so bad that as soon as you connected it to the internet you were infected. Screw all the fanboy stuff from whatever sides people tend to cling to looking for identity. It's taken quite some time for Windows to get its act together and it still hasn't completely. I guess that's why Microsoft uses Linux internally. Apple does too but OS X and Linux are cousins. Yes the wallpaper is iconic to Windows users but to the Mac world it's just another pretty picture. Many people have said that when Macs become increasingly numerous that they would become the target of malware and other security problems. I've got seven Macs right now and I am still unaffected by all of the problems that hit Windows users. That's an indication that there are deeper problems and flaws in the Microsoft OS. It's not just about the numbers because as we all know Macs are more expensive, so if you hijack a Mac you are probably hijacking someone with a lot more income to spend then some person that is only able to afford the cheap PCs sold in the hundreds of millions.
second again ok
Thanks for being early Youssef!
Git gud
XP was my favourite until Windows 10
I never liked Windows 7
i liked the video
Thanks bro!
@@LogicallyAnswered i wached the full video bye
8 was and still is the worst in my opinion
Please lessen the voice over.
4 minutes ago!
Thanks for being early bro!
sub-SEE-qwent is not how that is said. please go and read a dictionary