Vista is awesome.

I don't see why people complain about Vista, it's freakin awesome. I
constantly find things on this new OS and i'm thinking to my self "Why the
hell didn't I think of that idea." There are some cool new features that help
a lot on Vista, yes it does take a little more power for the minimum
requirements but that is because all of the freakin' awesome things it is
capable of. People just don't want to change or learn something new that
could make things actually more simple for them. Thought i'd throw that out
there. And cause i'm bored at work. lol

Don't forget, Vista is still pretty new... XP wasnt perfect when it first
came out either.

=?Utf-8?B?UmFpblN0cnlrZQ==?= <>
wrote in news:68FD3E6C-915D-4ED1-82C3-:

> I don't see why people complain about Vista, it's freakin awesome. I
> constantly find things on this new OS and i'm thinking to my self "Why
> the hell didn't I think of that idea." There are some cool new
> features that help a lot on Vista, yes it does take a little more
> power for the minimum requirements but that is because all of the
> freakin' awesome things it is capable of. People just don't want to
> change or learn something new that could make things actually more
> simple for them. Thought i'd throw that out there. And cause i'm bored
> at work. lol
>
> Don't forget, Vista is still pretty new... XP wasnt perfect when it
> first came out either.
>

Please list cool new features, in point form, and 'freakin awseome
ideas...'

"Miguel Sanchez >" wrote:

> =?Utf-8?B?UmFpblN0cnlrZQ==?= <>
> wrote in news:68FD3E6C-915D-4ED1-82C3-:
>
> > I don't see why people complain about Vista, it's freakin awesome. I
> > constantly find things on this new OS and i'm thinking to my self "Why
> > the hell didn't I think of that idea." There are some cool new
> > features that help a lot on Vista, yes it does take a little more
> > power for the minimum requirements but that is because all of the
> > freakin' awesome things it is capable of. People just don't want to
> > change or learn something new that could make things actually more
> > simple for them. Thought i'd throw that out there. And cause i'm bored
> > at work. lol
> >
> > Don't forget, Vista is still pretty new... XP wasnt perfect when it
> > first came out either.
> >
>
> Please list cool new features, in point form, and 'freakin awseome
> ideas...'
>

lol... I don't have the time to do that... Or even want to. There would be
way too many points for me to show... It all matters on what you do with your
computer. And i'm not about to do a research paper on all of the things that
Vista has made better for the way you use your comp. If you really want to
know, just look for your self... unless you would rather just be stubborn and
not even look and listen to all of the other people that are just like
"Yeah... I hate Vista." end of story.

But as posted a few post down, the virus, spyware and malware protection is
great for Vista, and that should be one damn good point.

On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 18:08:01 -0700, RainStryke
<> wrote:

>I don't see why people complain about Vista, it's freakin awesome.

You seem easily impressed with what is mostly eye candy. For something
five years in the making Vista is a huge disappointment. I expected a
leap forward. Instead there were a few tiny steps in the right
direction.

A big part of computers is "eye candy".
Ever heard of "Presentation" software like PowerPoint.
Microsoft Word to "jazz up" boring text documents.
Money software when its not much harder to use regular paper and pen to
track accounts.
Solitaire hardly needs a PC to be played.

They are little more than cool toys to play with.

"Adam Albright" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 18:08:01 -0700, RainStryke
> <> wrote:
>
>>I don't see why people complain about Vista, it's freakin awesome.
>
> You seem easily impressed with what is mostly eye candy. For something
> five years in the making Vista is a huge disappointment. I expected a
> leap forward. Instead there were a few tiny steps in the right
> direction.
>

On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 19:06:00 -0700, RainStryke
<> wrote:

>
>
>"Miguel Sanchez >" wrote:
>
>> =?Utf-8?B?UmFpblN0cnlrZQ==?= <>
>> wrote in news:68FD3E6C-915D-4ED1-82C3-:
>>
>> > I don't see why people complain about Vista, it's freakin awesome. I
>> > constantly find things on this new OS and i'm thinking to my self "Why
>> > the hell didn't I think of that idea." There are some cool new
>> > features that help a lot on Vista, yes it does take a little more
>> > power for the minimum requirements but that is because all of the
>> > freakin' awesome things it is capable of. People just don't want to
>> > change or learn something new that could make things actually more
>> > simple for them. Thought i'd throw that out there. And cause i'm bored
>> > at work. lol
>> >
>> > Don't forget, Vista is still pretty new... XP wasnt perfect when it
>> > first came out either.
>> >
>>
>> Please list cool new features, in point form, and 'freakin awseome
>> ideas...'
>>
>
>lol... I don't have the time to do that... Or even want to. There would be
>way too many points for me to show... It all matters on what you do with your
>computer. And i'm not about to do a research paper on all of the things that
>Vista has made better for the way you use your comp. If you really want to
>know, just look for your self... unless you would rather just be stubborn and
>not even look and listen to all of the other people that are just like
>"Yeah... I hate Vista." end of story.
>
>But as posted a few post down, the virus, spyware and malware protection is
>great for Vista, and that should be one damn good point.

You just confirmed you don't have a clue what you're talking about.
Vista's claimed spyware and malware protection on a scale of 1 to 10
is at best a 4 or 5 compared to other products. Aside from a
reshuffling of where things are or cosmetic changes in how to use
them, nothing substantial has been added. Things poorly implemented in
XP remain poor, slow or both in Vista, like basic file handling. Of
the new features, UAC is a dog and mostly hated and more importantly
next to useless and only fools the simple minded in what it actually
does.

One thing that has undergone a major improvement is the build in help.
The irony is few people bother to even look at it as witness the same
old questions posted here at ad nauseam. Vista is bloated and far
larger than prior versions of Windows. That means it runs slower, not
faster and hogs more memory doing who knows what in the background.

Major flaws plague Vista's performance. It is dumb enough to try to
create thumbnails while transferring files or constantly restart
indexing or forget sorting options you try to set in Explorer. Vista
has learned a new trick. Now it will say an application has stop
responding only to white out the screen with the application starting
up again a minute or so later suggesting it was Vista, not the
applications that messed up.

On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:31:06 -0400, "KickinChicken"
<> wrote:

>A big part of computers is "eye candy".
>Ever heard of "Presentation" software like PowerPoint.
>Microsoft Word to "jazz up" boring text documents.
>Money software when its not much harder to use regular paper and pen to
>track accounts.
>Solitaire hardly needs a PC to be played.
>
>They are little more than cool toys to play with.

Actually you're right for the majority of people. They PLAY with their
computers. For those of us that use a computer for serious work you
quickly learn the limitations of Windows.

"Adam Albright" wrote:

> On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:31:06 -0400, "KickinChicken"
> <> wrote:
>
> >A big part of computers is "eye candy".
> >Ever heard of "Presentation" software like PowerPoint.
> >Microsoft Word to "jazz up" boring text documents.

All you guys need to know all of your mom's were great last night.
OWNED!
> >Money software when its not much harder to use regular paper and pen to
> >track accounts.
> >Solitaire hardly needs a PC to be played.
> >
> >They are little more than cool toys to play with.
>
> Actually you're right for the majority of people. They PLAY with their
> computers. For those of us that use a computer for serious work you
> quickly learn the limitations of Windows.
>
>
>

"Adam Albright" wrote:

> On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:31:06 -0400, "KickinChicken"
> <> wrote:
>
> >A big part of computers is "eye candy".
> >Ever heard of "Presentation" software like PowerPoint.
> >Microsoft Word to "jazz up" boring text documents.
> >Money software when its not much harder to use regular paper and pen to
> >track accounts.
> >Solitaire hardly needs a PC to be played.
> >
> >They are little more than cool toys to play with.
>
> Actually you're right for the majority of people. They PLAY with their
> computers. For those of us that use a computer for serious work you
> quickly learn the limitations of Windows.
>
>
>
You guys are idiots... If you hate the vista so much then go to a different
OS then! Like Lenux... If not, quit your bitchin' cause this is your decision
to stay with Windows.

lol @ "Eye candy" candy comment.

=?Utf-8?B?UmFpblN0cnlrZQ==?= <>
wrote in news:FB6A8760-7479-485B-913F-:

>
>
> "Adam Albright" wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:31:06 -0400, "KickinChicken"
>> <> wrote:
>>
>> >A big part of computers is "eye candy".
>> >Ever heard of "Presentation" software like PowerPoint.
>> >Microsoft Word to "jazz up" boring text documents.
>> >Money software when its not much harder to use regular paper and pen
>> >to track accounts.
>> >Solitaire hardly needs a PC to be played.
>> >
>> >They are little more than cool toys to play with.
>>
>> Actually you're right for the majority of people. They PLAY with
>> their computers. For those of us that use a computer for serious work
>> you quickly learn the limitations of Windows.
>>
>>
>>
> You guys are idiots... If you hate the vista so much then go to a
> different OS then! Like Lenux... If not, quit your bitchin' cause this
> is your decision to stay with Windows.
>
> lol @ "Eye candy" candy comment.
>

And the ****wit shows his true self. Can't even spell Linux. LOL. Keep
dancing, puppet.