Now I have all of the essentials I can think of installed. I just have to
arrange the desktop, clean out the bogus registry entries, and see what else
needs to be added.
I've accomplished more in four hours with Win7 than I had in four YEARS
with Linux. I'm not going to burn those DVDs initially. I'm going to use them
for target practice, then burn what's left. As the Klingons would say, "It
will be glorious".
Chris
>
> It certainly is. I'm at the coffee shop with two laptops running.
>It takes a long time to get everything initially configured. I finally
>have the latest version of Firefox installed, along with the antivirus
>and malware. Now I'm taking care or the major applications such as
>LibreOffice that need internet access to fully install.
>
> Only problem I've had so far is a stealth installation of Google
>Chrome and the Google Toolbar. I uninstalled those but I know I'll have
>to go through the registry later and manually remove all of the
>associated keys, but not until I have installed Google Earth as it will
>install the Google Update keys all over again.
>
>Chris
>
>>
>>Sounds like a good start!
>>
>>> The Win7 package arrived this morning, and it installed without
>>>a hitch. Then the Dell drivers. Now I'll spend some time setting it
>>up to my liking, but mostly with Gnu software for now, after the
>>>antivirus and antispyware.
>>
>
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