I AM LEAVING.... VISTA HAS ANOYED ME, TIME FOR LINUX - JUPPITER

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Juppiter Jones said:
nope not at moment i can do my work a lot quicker beacuse my computer
doesnt crash and before you say it's cos you have a crap computer well i
dont really


ati x1900 512mb
intel core 2 duo 2x1.86
1TB HDD
22" DELL LCD with truebright (no real difference)
realtek hd audio
micro atx case

Im thinking it has everything to do with that Micro-ATX Case, which tells us
that your computer is just as tiny as your brain.
 
Juppiter Jones said:
thought ms may pick up if a mvp was comming from a differt ip but they
obviously dont " WOW " what security ms has

Oh, ok. So you are completely ignorant as well when it comes to MVP's?
MVP's are not locked down to a specific IP. That would be a nightmare to
admin and would not allow them to "help out" while traveling.
 
Jupiter Jones said:
Oh, ok. So you are completely ignorant as well when it comes to MVP's?
MVP's are not locked down to a specific IP. That would be a nightmare to
admin and would not allow them to "help out" while traveling.

Nice! So you fixed your grammar mistakes and are now completely
impersonating him.

I'm still trying to figure out the plagiarism though.....
 
Well as i said i have decided to leave winblows vista has anoyed me for
the last time. no i get random crashes hardware incompatiblity, and not
enough drivers. so therfore i have decided to make the move to linux the
safer more stable OS. i personall hope that all of you come to your
sense and move with me under recomendtion of ME

LOL - your best bet is going to be Fedora Core 6, of all the Linux
versions it's the only one I've found with the best/most features that
works the best.

Now, there is nothing on the market that works as well as XP or as stable,
and while Vista is a pig, it's better than Linux (except for resources).

If you think you've got problems with drivers, wait till you try Linux.
 
Leythos said:
Now, there is nothing on the market that works as well as XP or as stable,
and while Vista is a pig, it's better than Linux (except for resources).

DOS 6.22 or Win98SE.
 
Leythos said:
Neither DOS 6.22 or Windows 98SE are "on the market", they are no longer
produced for sale.

As a programmer, i've found that NO OS ever made is without it's own
set of problems, but if you compare what one can do with an OS,
availability of apps, etc, the 'Windows' line is by far the better
product.
At this point in Vista's life, it certainly doesn't match XP Pro sp/2
w/NET 3.0 installed, overall fitness...however, Vista Ultima, despite
it's problems, and yes there are many...is the most versatile and
equipped OS ever made for use outside the "next-generation" lab!
Give it two years more...which Microsoft should have given it in beta
time to begin with...and it will put XP in second place.
As for Linux...have you ever actually used it as you expect to and for
the things you want for any appreaciable amount of time? Because
believe me, it does have it's own set of problems and doesn't even come
come to Windows set of abilities!
 
As a programmer, i've found that NO OS ever made is without it's own
set of problems, but if you compare what one can do with an OS,
availability of apps, etc, the 'Windows' line is by far the better
product.
At this point in Vista's life, it certainly doesn't match XP Pro sp/2
w/NET 3.0 installed, overall fitness...however, Vista Ultima, despite
it's problems, and yes there are many...is the most versatile and
equipped OS ever made for use outside the "next-generation" lab!
Give it two years more...which Microsoft should have given it in beta
time to begin with...and it will put XP in second place.
As for Linux...have you ever actually used it as you expect to and for
the things you want for any appreaciable amount of time? Because
believe me, it does have it's own set of problems and doesn't even come
come to Windows set of abilities!

I think you mistake me for a OS Zealot - I've used Windows since it came
out, DOS before that, CPM before that, AIX and HPUX during that time....

I like Fedora Core X and build entire business solutions based on Windows
based servers and workstations. I don't advocate one os over the other, I
only advocate using a OS for the targets needs.

Many simple users could use Linux and be happy and secure, but, those are
limited to ones that don't need to interact with people using MS Document
products, don't need to play most online games, don't need to run special
software for monitoring/controlling their homes, etc....

I use XP on all of our system, have installed an tested Vista on 8
machines, still have it on one Dual Xeon machine for testing, but I don't
see Vista as viable for another 6mo or more, it's just to big a resource
pig.

I also have Fedora Core 5 machines that use Evolution to connect to our
exchange servers and it works reasonably well in Exchange mode, but it's
not Outlook. I don't really like PAN, but I force myself to use it on Win
and Nix....

We are not moving any customers to Vista until SP1 arrives.
 
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