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Nick, Im not joking...
I could write an encyclopedia explaining the DARN reasons Vista sucks! I have posted in this newsgroup since the betas and Release Candidates the flaws, problems, bugs, bad concepts, bad design, horrid performance, unnecessary and stupid changes of vista.. You name it.. I have posted it explained in depth a great deal... but there is so much I have not even posted about 50% of the stupidness of vista! IM NOT JOKING.. Im very serious. Vista is badly designed...for so many reasons. How can you be a "chief engineer" and say that you like vista??? Oh com on!!!! Sorry man I don't want to insult you... Perhaps you are seeing the OS from a pure technical point of view. I see it holistically... including ease of use, human - machine interaction - and I see it also from the view point of the common user. Vista is not ergonomically designed. Its not SMART. Sorry, if you don't see it, what can I say? I have trained hundreds of people on the use of computers.. I know how they think exactly.. I know their reactions, I know what they want.. I am talking here ALWAYS from the perspective both of a super geek, but also of the viewpoint of the simple user... vista has to be ONE SIZE FITS ALL... and that is not easy to do... Since you are an engineer you must know that keeping something SIMPLE and effective needs MORE work and is harder to achieve. This is faaaaaaarrrrr away from what vista is. Vista seems like it has been put together by MONKEYS..... im not kidding. It has failed the power user, it has failed the businesses, it has failed the common folk who want to enjoy their computer. Sorry... you have to think again. "Nick DeSousa" <> wrote in message news  756EE19-33D4-45E5-95F4-...>I worked as chief engineer for a company called Country Computers for 2 >years. I am a big follower of Vista and I showed people both its flaws and >its benefits and let them make their own decision. Most people decided to >go with Vista, these were the people who had heard about it, but noone they >knew had it or used it. The ones who stuck with XP were the ones that had >'friends' that used it and they said it was crap. > > Vista is not more difficult to use, it is simply different to use. The > start search is a wonderful innovation. No more clogging up your screen > with a big menu when you click all programs, and you shouldnt even have to > when you can just type the name. Also, Vistas networking is much easier > for the end user. The "Diagnose and repair" option is much more advanced > than XP's "repair", also it is much easier and safer to connect to a > network with the Public/Private/Work option and the "Wireless networks > available" popup. Windows updates is a lot easier to use because it is > built into the operating system rather than the browser. You may not have > noticed, but I require far less restarts on Vista after updates than I did > on XP. Also, Windows Defender is bundled with Vista, making it far safer > for the end user. Before there was no built in Microsoft anti-spyware, > which meant it was a fresh target right out of the box. > > Overall, Vista is a far superior operating system when looked at from all > angles. Don't just follow the crowd and say it sucks. I urge you to ask > "Why?" when people say "Vista sucks!". I have done it to all my > band-wagoning friends and they all were speechless. > > "Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message > news:47061b6b$... >> Its good to see that I was right all the time, even though everyone >> denied the truth some months ago making fun of me and calling ME a troll, >> I was the only one preaching the truth about vista. And you can see the >> truth unfold now. >> But WAIT. I have predicted far more that plain "vista is crap". You will >> see EVERYTHING I have said will come to pass. >> Copy pasting the info and dedicating it to Bill Yanair who keeps making >> fun of posting news on a newsgroup along with comments.. (what a loser). >> Yanair is the number 2 smoo in this newsgroup (after frank) and multiple >> troll. >> >> http://www.neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42987 >> http://www.microsoft-watch.com/conte...e_for_all.html >> >> Vista: None for All? >> >> I've wondered after doing several channel checks on Windows Vista >> adoption. The results, while arguably anecdotal, are grisly. Businesses >> aren't just taking their time deploying. Some early adopters have >> switched back to Windows XP. Yesterday, I spoke with a VAR buddy who has >> several large clients in the Washington, DC metro area. His largest >> client, a sizable software developer, is sticking with XP because he >> demanded it. For a short time, the company president used Vista on a new, >> Sony VAIO T series notebook but later switched back to XP. >> >> "Everyone-every single person-that I put on Vista has switched back to >> XP," he said. "It's too complicated." From an administrator's >> perspective, my VAR buddy likes some Vista deployment tools, but he >> viciously complained about poor driver support, networking changes and >> end user complaints about UAC (User Account Control) and Internet >> Explorer 7 security popups. In this ringing Vista endorsement, one >> Microsoft Watch commenter claimed: "I'm an IT consultant and I'm proud to >> announce I've formatted 450 Windows Vista machines back to Windows XP to >> date. I have also prevented at least 1,000 Windows Vista sales." >> >> >> > |
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Nick
Best to ignore Tibery-OS and his anti-Vista buddies. They forget that the same arguments were leveled against XP aways back, or maybe they were not around for that and just don't know.. "Nick DeSousa" <> wrote in message news 756EE19-33D4-45E5-95F4-...>I worked as chief engineer for a company called Country Computers for 2 >years. I am a big follower of Vista and I showed people both its flaws and >its benefits and let them make their own decision. Most people decided to >go with Vista, these were the people who had heard about it, but noone they >knew had it or used it. The ones who stuck with XP were the ones that had >'friends' that used it and they said it was crap. > > Vista is not more difficult to use, it is simply different to use. The > start search is a wonderful innovation. No more clogging up your screen > with a big menu when you click all programs, and you shouldnt even have to > when you can just type the name. Also, Vistas networking is much easier > for the end user. The "Diagnose and repair" option is much more advanced > than XP's "repair", also it is much easier and safer to connect to a > network with the Public/Private/Work option and the "Wireless networks > available" popup. Windows updates is a lot easier to use because it is > built into the operating system rather than the browser. You may not have > noticed, but I require far less restarts on Vista after updates than I did > on XP. Also, Windows Defender is bundled with Vista, making it far safer > for the end user. Before there was no built in Microsoft anti-spyware, > which meant it was a fresh target right out of the box. > > Overall, Vista is a far superior operating system when looked at from all > angles. Don't just follow the crowd and say it sucks. I urge you to ask > "Why?" when people say "Vista sucks!". I have done it to all my > band-wagoning friends and they all were speechless. > > "Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message > news:47061b6b$... >> Its good to see that I was right all the time, even though everyone >> denied the truth some months ago making fun of me and calling ME a troll, >> I was the only one preaching the truth about vista. And you can see the >> truth unfold now. >> But WAIT. I have predicted far more that plain "vista is crap". You will >> see EVERYTHING I have said will come to pass. >> Copy pasting the info and dedicating it to Bill Yanair who keeps making >> fun of posting news on a newsgroup along with comments.. (what a loser). >> Yanair is the number 2 smoo in this newsgroup (after frank) and multiple >> troll. >> >> http://www.neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42987 >> http://www.microsoft-watch.com/conte...e_for_all.html >> >> Vista: None for All? >> >> I've wondered after doing several channel checks on Windows Vista >> adoption. The results, while arguably anecdotal, are grisly. Businesses >> aren't just taking their time deploying. Some early adopters have >> switched back to Windows XP. Yesterday, I spoke with a VAR buddy who has >> several large clients in the Washington, DC metro area. His largest >> client, a sizable software developer, is sticking with XP because he >> demanded it. For a short time, the company president used Vista on a new, >> Sony VAIO T series notebook but later switched back to XP. >> >> "Everyone-every single person-that I put on Vista has switched back to >> XP," he said. "It's too complicated." From an administrator's >> perspective, my VAR buddy likes some Vista deployment tools, but he >> viciously complained about poor driver support, networking changes and >> end user complaints about UAC (User Account Control) and Internet >> Explorer 7 security popups. In this ringing Vista endorsement, one >> Microsoft Watch commenter claimed: "I'm an IT consultant and I'm proud to >> announce I've formatted 450 Windows Vista machines back to Windows XP to >> date. I have also prevented at least 1,000 Windows Vista sales." >> >> >> > |
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Because I was sure you and your vistafan diehard buddies would give that
STUPID excuse... thats why I posted the "clarify your vista post" 45 minutes before you posted this post. Your lame excuses do not work anymore. Vista is proving itself as a total failure each day.. and you will be seeing this reaction more and more from the media and everywhere. You can cling on to your vista all you want... the world is understanding what vista is all about, they are not stupid, and they moving forward, leaving you and vista behind. "Mike Hall - MVP" <> wrote in message news:... > Nick > > Best to ignore Tibery-OS and his anti-Vista buddies. They forget that the > same arguments were leveled against XP aways back, or maybe they were not > around for that and just don't know.. > > > "Nick DeSousa" <> wrote in message > news 756EE19-33D4-45E5-95F4-...>>I worked as chief engineer for a company called Country Computers for 2 >>years. I am a big follower of Vista and I showed people both its flaws >>and its benefits and let them make their own decision. Most people >>decided to go with Vista, these were the people who had heard about it, >>but noone they knew had it or used it. The ones who stuck with XP were >>the ones that had 'friends' that used it and they said it was crap. >> >> Vista is not more difficult to use, it is simply different to use. The >> start search is a wonderful innovation. No more clogging up your screen >> with a big menu when you click all programs, and you shouldnt even have >> to when you can just type the name. Also, Vistas networking is much >> easier for the end user. The "Diagnose and repair" option is much more >> advanced than XP's "repair", also it is much easier and safer to connect >> to a network with the Public/Private/Work option and the "Wireless >> networks available" popup. Windows updates is a lot easier to use because >> it is built into the operating system rather than the browser. You may >> not have noticed, but I require far less restarts on Vista after updates >> than I did on XP. Also, Windows Defender is bundled with Vista, making >> it far safer for the end user. Before there was no built in Microsoft >> anti-spyware, which meant it was a fresh target right out of the box. >> >> Overall, Vista is a far superior operating system when looked at from all >> angles. Don't just follow the crowd and say it sucks. I urge you to ask >> "Why?" when people say "Vista sucks!". I have done it to all my >> band-wagoning friends and they all were speechless. >> >> "Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message >> news:47061b6b$... >>> Its good to see that I was right all the time, even though everyone >>> denied the truth some months ago making fun of me and calling ME a >>> troll, I was the only one preaching the truth about vista. And you can >>> see the truth unfold now. >>> But WAIT. I have predicted far more that plain "vista is crap". You will >>> see EVERYTHING I have said will come to pass. >>> Copy pasting the info and dedicating it to Bill Yanair who keeps making >>> fun of posting news on a newsgroup along with comments.. (what a loser). >>> Yanair is the number 2 smoo in this newsgroup (after frank) and multiple >>> troll. >>> >>> http://www.neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42987 >>> http://www.microsoft-watch.com/conte...e_for_all.html >>> >>> Vista: None for All? >>> >>> I've wondered after doing several channel checks on Windows Vista >>> adoption. The results, while arguably anecdotal, are grisly. Businesses >>> aren't just taking their time deploying. Some early adopters have >>> switched back to Windows XP. Yesterday, I spoke with a VAR buddy who has >>> several large clients in the Washington, DC metro area. His largest >>> client, a sizable software developer, is sticking with XP because he >>> demanded it. For a short time, the company president used Vista on a >>> new, Sony VAIO T series notebook but later switched back to XP. >>> >>> "Everyone-every single person-that I put on Vista has switched back to >>> XP," he said. "It's too complicated." From an administrator's >>> perspective, my VAR buddy likes some Vista deployment tools, but he >>> viciously complained about poor driver support, networking changes and >>> end user complaints about UAC (User Account Control) and Internet >>> Explorer 7 security popups. In this ringing Vista endorsement, one >>> Microsoft Watch commenter claimed: "I'm an IT consultant and I'm proud >>> to announce I've formatted 450 Windows Vista machines back to Windows XP >>> to date. I have also prevented at least 1,000 Windows Vista sales." >>> >>> >>> >> > |
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