Windows 7 got Solitaire so probably that
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Windows 7, maybe I could even download iTunes 10 and get my old music library back
Grew up on windows 7. It was all I needed and was perfect. I don't need anything else. I didn't even want 10 but 10 is...ok I guess. I def don't want 11 though.
Duh, I'd rather be stuck with Vista.
But since it's not even an option, I would choose Windows 7 by default. Although 8.1 wasn't really THAT bad, I just think it will be treated exactly the same as 7 in terms of software support, similarly to how programs dropped support for Vista at the same time they did for XP.
whichever of the two is more like a bear
Windows 7 all day long or 98 perfection
Microsoft peaked in '98
Too many blue screens, my favorite was XP.
I would prefer a REAL girlfriend to a square headed girlfriend. Stuck. In the woods.
I'm not sure what I'm gonna do with a computer in the woods but I guess Windows 7 if I have to pick between those.
7 because I don't want to be stuck in the woods with someone elses computer. Also 7 has the good version of paint.
Windows 2000 all the way.
The stability of the NT combined with that classic Windows look and feel. God I wish this did get released to consumers instead of Windows Me.
But my virtualisation software treats basically every Windows version before Vista really poorly, even with the necessary drivers installed. I guess I'll just get a real computer and install Windows 2000 on that instead.
I dunno, if I'd built a shelter, 1 or 2 windows would be enough I think.