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frogliver
I bought a laptop with OEM Vista home Premium installed and have XP on my
desktop. I have to say I am not thrilled with the Vista but am willing to
tolerate its evolution in the same ways I tolerated XP's. So far I have been
fortunate with respect to the general operations of Vista as compared to
many of the posts, which has me thankful that I am using OEM rather than an
upgrade.
I wouldn't want to be in an MVP's shoes nowadays. If many of the posters
would remove their egos from the mix it would make things a lot easier for
them, as well as the rest of us who read this newsgroup for information, and
those of us who through long experience are thankful for having MVPs around
for their expertise and willingness to help.
It might be a good idea to set up an MS newsgroup entitled vista.rant &
vent, using mental health MVPs that could help ranters form rational
requests that treat the MVPs in a civil way for the benefit of all of us.
There is always room for critique, one of which is an objective comparison
study I found here:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20070227/tc_pcworld/129410.
I am in agreement with the conclusions there, being unhappy with the UI, and
would like to see a response by Vista designers, upon whose shoulders the
results ought to justifiably rest, as well as any blame, and not on MVPs
here. The measures that place Vista back at a WIN98 level in some respects
are totally unacceptable to me, and make me glad that I am also keeping the
XP around.
I would like to see other users response to this article, pro or con. It
might help put things in perspective.
Frogman
desktop. I have to say I am not thrilled with the Vista but am willing to
tolerate its evolution in the same ways I tolerated XP's. So far I have been
fortunate with respect to the general operations of Vista as compared to
many of the posts, which has me thankful that I am using OEM rather than an
upgrade.
I wouldn't want to be in an MVP's shoes nowadays. If many of the posters
would remove their egos from the mix it would make things a lot easier for
them, as well as the rest of us who read this newsgroup for information, and
those of us who through long experience are thankful for having MVPs around
for their expertise and willingness to help.
It might be a good idea to set up an MS newsgroup entitled vista.rant &
vent, using mental health MVPs that could help ranters form rational
requests that treat the MVPs in a civil way for the benefit of all of us.
There is always room for critique, one of which is an objective comparison
study I found here:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20070227/tc_pcworld/129410.
I am in agreement with the conclusions there, being unhappy with the UI, and
would like to see a response by Vista designers, upon whose shoulders the
results ought to justifiably rest, as well as any blame, and not on MVPs
here. The measures that place Vista back at a WIN98 level in some respects
are totally unacceptable to me, and make me glad that I am also keeping the
XP around.
I would like to see other users response to this article, pro or con. It
might help put things in perspective.
Frogman