On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 19:19:00 +0100, "Clogwog"
<> wrote:
><> schreef in bericht
>news:.. .
>> On Sat, 02 Feb 2008 11:01:00 -0600, "Ryan P."
>> <> wrote:
>>
>>>Clogwog wrote:
>>>
>>>> "Since Windows Vista became generally available one year ago,
>>>> Microsoft's Client business has grown over 20% on average and sales of
>>>> Windows Vista have surpassed 100 million licenses."
>>>> http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080124/aqth094a.html?.v=1
>>>> **** off you arsehole troll!
>>>> *plonk*
>>>.
>>>.
>>> While that guy is an extremist wacko, it SHOULD be pointed out that
>>>Microsoft would release ANYTHING, and because of their brute-force
>>>marketing, PC manufacturers would be...encouraged... to put it on their
>>>builds.
>>>
>>> Personally, I don't understand the HATE against Vista. Yes, it did
>>>lose some functionality over XP (full screen DOS windows), but its
>>>nothing that the average person would notice.
>>
>> I have software that ran on XP
>
>No problems here. I have tons of XP software, running well, but some
>programs I updated because there were new versions.
any XP version should run on Vista ---same basic platform!
>
>> that won't even install on Vista.
>
>Get TweakUAC, to put UAC "to sleep" (quiet mode)
>
>> Vista is S L O W !!!!
>
>No problems here. (4 gis of RAM)
Many computers can't even tahe 4GB --my new Vista machine can only
take 2 GB
>
>> Vista won't even permit me to install Partition Magic.
>
>You should be glad!, PM has a history of ****ing up PC's. Get Acronis Disk
>Director.
I've used Partition Magic in numerous machines on numerous versions
of Windows. No once has it "f***ed up" anything. Have one now on
XP and it has been the only way I can get an external (usb) hard drive
to work!
>> There is a conflict with Vista and a well-known piece of software that
>> ran on XP fine (AOL 9.0) --- fonts rendered two small to read on Vista
>
>AOL? lol => You must be joking!
well there are some of us who can't buy every new version of
everything that comes along and still hold onto some old things --
in my case that includes an AOL account. So???
>>
>> The playing cards in the games and their movement are both silly
>> and distracting.
>
>No opinion, I don't play games on a PC.
It may surprise you, but a few prople do. In fact to many new
machines are designed for "gamers".
>>
>> And ISP's , I presume, have been persuaded to exclude Usenet Groups
>> re vista --At east ATT Worldnet does not provide those groups on
>> their Usenet server. That would keep the noise level down!
>
>Don't blame the OS, get another ISP.
I'm suggesting that they have no reason to with hold those few groups
(while providing tens of thousands of others) unless there's some
collaboration with MS --- to keep the noise level down.
Read PC mag about the huge upsurge of protest about Vista. In fact
they suggested in a recent issue that Bill Gates should personally
apologize for the Vista version of Windows.
>HTH & HAND!