Unhappy With Vista? Try Windows “Workstation” 2008
If you’re unhappy with Windows Vista and you happen to have Windows Server 2008, here’s a handy DYI that will let you convert it to a workstation OS. Since we’re talking about server operating systems here, it’s an article for those who are serious about their computing needs.
When I finally tried Windows Server 2008 it was like a revelation. This was how a “power user” Windows was supposed to behave: Lean, efficient, and highly reliable. Since then, I’ve been sailing along nicely under my “Workstation” 2008 configuration, and I’ve picked up some tips and pointers along the way that I think are worth sharing.
Lean, efficient, highly reliable: key words that administrators, programmers and developers look for when it comes to their OS. If you’ve been feeling stuck on Vista, be thankful that you’re not the only one. Otherwise, no one would have thought of converting a server to a workstation.
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