Open Source

Where's my post from earlier in the day?

Since available downloads are compatible with Vista, I find it interesting
to note the details about open source and its downloads without trying to
infringe on the proprietary rights of this particular newsgroup:

http://www.uberdownloads.com/

Any comments are quite welcome.

Harry.

Post started to be deleted recently here as MS is growing nervous about its
Vista blunder and forced WinLive downloads which ar enothign more than
pre-buscenet escapades of young MS programmers who don't have a concept of
custiomers who are trying to accomplish BUSINESS work on computers.
Check out LiveMail - designed by morons for morons, how it's better than
OutlookExpress?

Well, it's a new name, lots of graphics, it gets you hooked with Hotmail and
it's PG13 rated.

If you're doing business rather than solitaire or videogames, you will vomit
the moment LiveMail starts, you will uninstall it an dget Thunderbird or
force Winmail to run under Windows7 which people claim to have done....
MS recently is trying to fix things that were working fine.
They in fact realized it and restored some of the WinXP style Explorer
functionality in Windows7, but Mail?

Who are they hiring these days?
22-year old programmers? How is LiveMail, better than a 10-year old
OutlookExpress? It's utterly unusable in busienss environment, why are they
expecting us to share eveything and play games instead of sendign corporate
emails?

I know there're MS Office Outlook for that, but WHY OutlookExpress was
halted and replaced with junk? If you want us to PAY for Outlook, then
please don't waste effort s on LiveMail, let people pay for Outlook or use
Thunderbird, no LveMail please.


I don't even mention Live Photogallery - thjat thing enforces white
background and there's no way to change to proper BLACK.
I feel the same way when 13-year old girls took over MTV and they changed
the tune until losing their profits, same will ahppen to Microsoft.
Serious business is beign replaced with dumb rubbish, LiveMail is dumb
rubbish - I dare yo download and try. You'll be craving OutlookExpress back

On Sat, 11 Jul 2009 00:03:52 -0400, webster72n wrote:

> Where's my post from earlier in the day?
>
> Since available downloads are compatible with Vista, I find it
> interesting to note the details about open source and its downloads
> without trying to infringe on the proprietary rights of this particular
> newsgroup:
>
> http://www.uberdownloads.com/
>
> Any comments are quite welcome.
>
> Harry.

I see it 12 entries down - what were you expecting?