Get the actual list of bugs and compile that list.
You will find many are not bugs in the normal sense.
Some are changes some desired but did not make the cut because they
are non issues.
Some may be legitimate.
Others are probably minor and considered better to leave alone than to
possibly damage other related code.
But until you get and compile the list, all you have is very raw data.
However this raw data suits your Windows Vista hate agenda.
Just the type of data you like vary raw and missing the relevant facts
that prove/disprove the point you intend to make.
Another case where you simply lack the FACTS.
So typical of you.
--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
http://www.dts-l.org
"teyebeareeus" <> wrote in message
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> Windows 2000 had 63000 known bugs! That is "sixty three thousand"
> KNOWN
> bugs!
>
> Read here
> http://archives.cnn.com/2000/TECH/co.../windows.2000/
>
> who said this? MS itself in a memo.. and I quote:
>
> " a leaked Microsoft memo stating that Windows 2000 has 63,000 known
> bugs. "
>
> Now if windows 2k kai 63 thousand bugs, do you actually think that
> vista
> with all its problem would not have a few ten of thousand bugs?
>
> SURE IT DOES!
>
> I am sure it has far more than 10,000 known bugs...
>
> But MS has learned its lesson with Win2K and now its keeping its
> mouth shut
> and keeping its dark evil memos to itself as top secret, hoping the
> poor consumers will buy vista and the fanboy superdorks will buy its
> crappy vista virus.
>
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