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Chad Harris
If you want to send feedback directly to MSFT instead of into the cyber
wastebasket they put up for public suckers like the icon and the hidden
public MBC and the ridiculous public Scenario voting--email your thougths
directly to
(e-mail address removed)
(e-mail address removed)
These are two individuals that gush on their blog how much MSFT wants to
slurp up your feedback.
Let 'em feed.
CH
From: "M@dhat3rr" <[email protected]>
Subject: Getting nervious about RTM
Date: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 6:12 PM
After reading about issues in 5472, and reading Paul Thurrott's issues with
5472, Vista more than likely isn't ready for a November RTM. From what I can
figure, there isn't much communication between the different 'Vista Ready'
groups (Office 2k7, WMP 11). I know that I couldn't play radio stations on
the Urge service; now it may just be the Urge service, itself.
I am a gamer, have been since 1986. Since the advent of the WWW, companies
seem to use the patch later philosophy, now-a-these days. Now if game
developers do this, and given x% number of people that have DSL or Cable, I
am really nervious that MS will release a broke OS. Now yes, OS's have
always
had bugs at RTM, but when the core is as slow as a turtle, and people get
numerious com+ errors.... this isn't good. A OS should be more
reactive/stable than it's predecessor.
wastebasket they put up for public suckers like the icon and the hidden
public MBC and the ridiculous public Scenario voting--email your thougths
directly to
(e-mail address removed)
(e-mail address removed)
These are two individuals that gush on their blog how much MSFT wants to
slurp up your feedback.
Let 'em feed.
CH
From: "M@dhat3rr" <[email protected]>
Subject: Getting nervious about RTM
Date: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 6:12 PM
After reading about issues in 5472, and reading Paul Thurrott's issues with
5472, Vista more than likely isn't ready for a November RTM. From what I can
figure, there isn't much communication between the different 'Vista Ready'
groups (Office 2k7, WMP 11). I know that I couldn't play radio stations on
the Urge service; now it may just be the Urge service, itself.
I am a gamer, have been since 1986. Since the advent of the WWW, companies
seem to use the patch later philosophy, now-a-these days. Now if game
developers do this, and given x% number of people that have DSL or Cable, I
am really nervious that MS will release a broke OS. Now yes, OS's have
always
had bugs at RTM, but when the core is as slow as a turtle, and people get
numerious com+ errors.... this isn't good. A OS should be more
reactive/stable than it's predecessor.