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Alias
Saucy said:Reading a post or two off COLA isn't "research", Alias, sorry to burst
your bubble.
Saucy Lemon
You also don't know what research I've done so you haven't burst
anyone's bubble unless you're chewing bubble gum.
Alias
Saucy said:Reading a post or two off COLA isn't "research", Alias, sorry to burst
your bubble.
Saucy Lemon
Alias said:You also don't know what research I've done so you haven't burst anyone's
bubble unless you're chewing bubble gum.
Alias
Mike said:Lots of assumptions there. If there is a big net at the bottom and
you are a stunt person getting paid $100 an hour to do it, then it's a
great idea.
Mike
Chuck said:I couldn't agree more Steve. Last week I "cleaned up" a friends computer
that had McAffee, which had expired in 2004! The PC was always
connected to the internet, with a 5 MB connection no less, thru a modem
with no router. Not one doggone virus, ad, or spyware on that machine.
Saucy said:Point us to the report.
Vronans said:How do you know he doesn't have any experience with Vista? Making
assumptions like this doesn't help your case. He actually happens to be
correct on a great many things.
Saucy said:Reading a post or two off COLA isn't "research", Alias, sorry to burst
your bubble.
Saucy Lemon
Richard said:Prudent for you, maybe not so for others. That is why people were given
a mind to think with. It enables them to make their OWN choice after
studying the options.
I don't think that your incessant downing of Vista (seems kind self
serving on your part, to those who read your comments)
is going to
change many peoples minds about Vista. Remember, the vast majority of
the people who come here "ALREADY HAVE IT".
So, you are just blowing in the wind,
no matter what you may say. People
are not going to scrap what they have done and return the operating
system just because Ali ASS has told them to.
Saucy said:He's "researched" it so thoroughly? He's never even installed it .. And
reading rant post (against Microsoft) at COLA does not count as research.
Saucy Lemon
Alias said:I have been researching Vista for some time now and have read hundreds of
articles about it and these newsgroups. It's obvious that the prudent
thing to do is wait.
Saucy said:Why are you even posting here? It's a Microsoft peer-to-peer support
newsgroup. If you feel so strongly why don't you crawl back to COLA or
somesuch? If you don't like Windows use something else .. there are
many operating systems out there. But please for your sake and the rest
of us here, please don't waste your and our time with your hostility and
contrariness.
Saucy Lemon
Saucy said:But it is not as silly as posting against an OS. If you don't like
Windows use something else. Duh. Free country. You don't have to do
anything you don't want to do, nor work at any job shop that runs
Windows nor anything else you don't like. Why waste time with
negativity? If other OSes are so much better, go support them at their
newsgroups.
Saucy Lemon
Wayne M. Poe said:You don't need Vista. If you have a good running XP Pro installation, save
money and build a quad core system and have something truly fast. If you
have XP Home, save money, get Pro, then build Dual or Quad Core and enjoy
a truly fast system.
Don't get sucked into the über graphical GUI. You need a high horsepower
system just to run in it very well. Put XP on said system and you'll get
an extremely fast and relatively light weight OS. All the extra DRM just
adds insult to injury in my book. Factor in the high cost (a new copy of
XP Pro is a fraction of the cost.)
If you need a super graphical interface, get Win Blinds and any of the
Widget software that's been floating out there for years. If you're
worried about DX 10. First, you wont really have software that really uses
it for some time. Second, DX 9 and lower is actually emulated and games
and such that use it run slower on Vista than on XP Pro on the same system
(according to many reviewer I've read.) Lastly, DX 10 will be released or
ported some way or another; the fewer the people that buy Vista will help
expedite this.
So please don't buy into the hype. Please don't waste your money. Stick
with XP (or what ever current OS) if it does everything you need and works
well for you. Please send Redmond a strong message.
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