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Andyistic
As you all know, I am a strong supporter of Vista (albeit the stiff price),
and was amused when I came along this webpage: http://badvista.fsf.org
How do they expect to promote this idea and what makes them think that a
company like Microsft can be successfully boycotted?
I agree that Vista does have it's bad moments, but all versions of Windows
do.
In fact, all operating systems do. It's really a matter of how advanced such
a system is.
The way I see it, there's nothing worse than impeding the progress of useful
technology, so doing this "Let's not use Vista" thing is a step in the wrong
direction, since trying to instal and use systems such as Vista encourages
hardware manufacturers to keep improving their products. Who wants to stop
that from happening?
-- Andy
P.S. I've decided that a problem within Vista that causes one to feel
disappointed is known as a Vistappointment.
I suppose it could also mean an appointment involving Vista.
and was amused when I came along this webpage: http://badvista.fsf.org
How do they expect to promote this idea and what makes them think that a
company like Microsft can be successfully boycotted?
I agree that Vista does have it's bad moments, but all versions of Windows
do.
In fact, all operating systems do. It's really a matter of how advanced such
a system is.
The way I see it, there's nothing worse than impeding the progress of useful
technology, so doing this "Let's not use Vista" thing is a step in the wrong
direction, since trying to instal and use systems such as Vista encourages
hardware manufacturers to keep improving their products. Who wants to stop
that from happening?
-- Andy
P.S. I've decided that a problem within Vista that causes one to feel
disappointed is known as a Vistappointment.
I suppose it could also mean an appointment involving Vista.
