So I saw a video a while ago about some dude making a system to organize his files, and it made me realize just how much I appreciate Tags, and how annoyed I am that they only work on JPG Files. Might work on Movies, might work on Music, doesn't work at all on PNGs (for some reason). I so wish that I could tag all the files on my PC so that I could just search them up and organize them that way instead of having to manually look through all my files, create an organizing method (YYYY.MM.DD - Filename), rename every single one, and delete any accidental duplicates.
I recently aquired a computer that's both fully-functional and runs on Windows Vista. This was the OS I grew up on, so I'd like to keep it that way for nostalgia reasons. However, for all you tech nerds out there, I just wanted to ask:
Is there any reason to run Windows Vista outside of MS Paint and the Microsoft Office Suite (2007)?
These apps still function properly and (for the Office Suite) they're absolutely free. The problem is that not only is Vista not supported anymore for many Websites (making it a security risk), but it's also famed for being a really bad Operating System in the first place. So is there any other redeeming qualities to this OS besides the Office Suite & MS Paint?