Raw Data (I'm not sure what is causing the extra space...apologies):
| Win 95 | 55 MB |
| Win NT | 110 MB |
| Win 2000 | 650 MB |
| Win XP | 1500 MB |
| 2003 server | 2500 MB |
| Windows Vista | 15000 MB |
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Bloatware?
Windows Vista, the next Operating System from Microsoft will require a whopping 15 GB of free hard drive space to install. Here's a nice little graph of space requirements for various versions of Windows.
Raw Data (I'm not sure what is causing the extra space...apologies):
Raw Data (I'm not sure what is causing the extra space...apologies):
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But why? Is it going to be so much better? Why is it so much bigger?
I was wondering the same thing. I'm no Mac-Head, but I'm sure we'd agree MacOS is more stable than anything Bill Gates has given us since he moved out of parent's garage. It uses 3-4 GB of space.
I'm told Linux uses about 500MB to 1GB depending on options.
That leads to the question - are more the increased requirements good or bad?
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