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Originally Posted by Tervuren
What were window's peak version(s)?
7?
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I haven't used anything since 7. In my opinion, 7 was a peak if not the peak. Vista was also very good IME. XP was decent, but not as good as Vista IME. I heard that ME sucked and skipped it. Win 98 wasn't great, but 98 SE (second edition) was pretty decent and the best version until XP came out.
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Originally Posted by flipper35
98 was good, ME sucked, XP was good, Vista sucked, 7 was decent, 8 sucked, 10 is OK, no opinion on 11 yet, but following the trend it doesn't look good. At least not yet anyway.
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Pretty good list, but for me, 7>Vista>XP. Vista was pretty good, better than XP, but not quite as good as 7. I stopped at 7. I had no interest in going to 8 or 10, and after many years of using Windows (and experimenting with Linux off and on), swapped to MacOS. I'm happy with the change on several levels.
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Originally Posted by stomachmonkey
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So, it is supportable in Windows, just not by default which is not surprising.
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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
That is just part of the "fix" for HEIF. I have to pay money to make HEIF work on my system. Screw Apple and the donkey they rode in on. I refuse to pay a penny to use a file format that does nothing for me. I will stick with the free formats.
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It sounds to me like the problem isn't Apple, it's the customers.
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