I eat vista wrote:
> I am very happy to say that things I have been saying over the past 1 year
> are all confirmed. Of course I am sad to see that I had to say all these
> things in the first place.
> Vista should have been better, then no need for criticism and rejection
> would exist.
>
> - Vista is far slower than XP
> - Vista search is horrid, slow, gets corrupted and thrashes the disk. The
> service should be turned off. It doesnt work.
> - The vista start menu design is extremely bad, with menus that collapse
> upon itself.
> - Vista is unstable and incompatible with no great reason since it is NT
> kernel.
> - Vista is not user friendly, creating frustration to the simple user
> - Readyboost is a gimmick that helps only a small percentage of machines.
> Its more of a crutch to help vista pull its own obese weight. Many have
> reported a NEGATIVE result when trying it on machines with much ram.
> - Vista is not compatible with XP when in dual boot, since its restore
> format conflicts with XP and XP detects it and erases it. Clearly a vista
> problem since the vista designers should have taken this into account.
> -The colors and fonts and general design of the theme makes it hard to see
> the information presented. Numerous people have complained about this with
> good cause.
> - The SPEECH to Text function is a joke. It doesnt work!
> - Vistas "better memory management" is a myth. By loading vast amount of
> data on to the ram and therefore "using it all" there is no significant
> improvement in performance compared to XP. In fact XP wins hands down on
> almost all comparisons.
> - The fast vista boot is also a myth. Systems with lots of programs
> installed,
> start just as slow as XP
> - The "Branded sounds" in Vista was a stupid thing that users don't like and
> are looking for ways to change.
> - Windows Mail uses EML format and that creates thousands upon thousands of
> files when you have lots of emails, the result is slower loading of windows
> mail and very bad performance.
> - The simplified vista DEFRAGMENT with no visual feedback is slower, and
> most people absolutely hate it. A clear degrade from XP's defrag. The result
> is people searching for third party solutions
> -Copying and moving files in vista is a joke.. even deleting small files
> takes up to much time.
> -Network speed is horrendous
> -People hate the internet explorer 7 toolbar that cannot be configured.
> -SP1 will not save vista, its bad design is so well integrated that nothing
> can save it.
> -Windows vista is over-all comparably the worse OS Microsoft has ever made..
> even worse that windows Me.
> -The cost of use of vista (in time, labor and upgrade expenses) is more than
> anything ever seen before.
> -People who really like vista are stupid. No one who has above average
> intelligence could actually think vista is a good OS. Sorry guys.
>
> Over all vista has a "not finished" badly designed, amateur, and stupid
> feeling to it that frustrates the common user. So much that people have shot
> vista computers with guns!
>
>
> I have more.. I might add with later posts...
>
Please add some of my 'favorite' annoyances:
- Impossible to change language of the OS (unless it is Zulu)
- Impossible to resize some windows (core-Vista windows. I have windows
in IIS7/msconfig that contain information I cannot read because it is
behind a button or something like that.)
- Why can Vista not copy a 300MB file from cdrom?
I am sure my old W95 box could do that...
I get exceptions/errors thrown at my head if I try. (Workaround, zip the
file from cdrom to desktop, unzip it there. Even if the zipping gives 0
results in smaller filesize, it circumvents Vistas inability to copy
large files.)
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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