On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 01:07:56 -0000, toad wrote:

(John D.) wrote in
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"Oistein" wrote in message
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I'm sure this subject has been discussed before. I'm just curious if
there's any reason to use Windows 2000 over XP anymore. Everything
seems to be directed towards XP now. Toutorials, drivers and whatnot.
I guess I'm asking if absolutely everything that says XP works 100%
with Windows 2000 too. Any give and take factors I should be aware of
in this evaluation?

It is hard to justify the upgrade cost while switching from
Windows 2000 to XP. It is not worth the money in my opinion.
Win98-XP makes more sense. If you are running Windows 2000 then
skip a generation and upgrade when the next version of windows
(post-XP) comes out.


Agree. The only real advantage XP offers over 2000 is start-up speed. If
you don't care about this then stay with W2K.

I think that WinXP requires much less tweaking to run as a stable DAW
than Win2k did.

Al