Vista is about 1000 times worse than XP

[Bill Yanaire]

Install this one: www.ubuntu.com

Alias

Once you install Ubuntu (if you are brain damaged enough), you will quickly
figure out what a Piece Of S*#T it is and remove it quickly.

 

[Tiberius on Vista da pathetic OS]

wrong again franky poo..

whats wrong? seeing captn crunches everywhere again?

Dont say that to your doc, he will only triple your dosage again.

 

[Frank]

wrong again franky poo..

whats wrong? seeing captn crunches everywhere again?

Dont say that to your doc, he will only triple your dosage again.

All of the capin' crunches can run but they can't hide!
Gotcha!!!
Frank

 

[thetruthhurts]

All of the capin' crunches can run but they can't hide!
Gotcha!!!
Frank

You are the most ignorant, nonsensical poster I have ever come across
on usenet.

 

[Joe cann]

many share your opinion about frank.

And he likes vista. What does that tell us about vista? lol

he is the best anti-advertisment Vista could have

You do to the store> Hey, give me anything EXCEPT what that moron is using!
lol

 

[Alias]

Once you install Ubuntu (if you are brain damaged enough), you will quickly
figure out what a Piece Of S*#T it is and remove it quickly.

More FUD from the Redmond Peanut Gallery. Ho hum.

Alias

 

[Alias]

You are the most ignorant, nonsensical poster I have ever come across
on usenet.

What's pathetic is that he thinks he's being cute and clever and thinks
after each one of his boorish posts that he "really told 'em".

Alias

 

[Frank]

You are the most ignorant, nonsensical poster I have ever come across
on usenet.

So where does that leave you mr moron?
Frank

 

[Frank]

...more stupid sh*t from capin' crunch...LOL!

Frank

 

[Frank]

Alias wrote:


....just more of his pathetic bullsh*t.
Frank

 

[thetruthhurts]

So where does that leave you mr moron?
Frank

Very thankful that I am not related to you.

 

[Frank]

Very thankful that I am not related to you.

You are pretty stupid aren't you...LOL!
Frank

 

[Joe cann]

Be careful thetruthhurts , frank can go on and on and on for days on endless
threads sucking you into his
distorted miserable small world of his

let him eat static.. I know im not losing more time on this loser.. even
though I bash him from time to time,
ya know, kicking his ars just to get the ankle and knee flexible again.

HA!

 

[Frank]

Be careful thetruthhurts , frank can go on and on and on for days on endless
threads sucking you into his
distorted miserable small world of his

let him eat static.. I know im not losing more time on this loser.. even
though I bash him from time to time,
ya know, kicking his ars just to get the ankle and knee flexible again.

HA!

Hey capin' crunch...what color is your cardboard space ship?
Is it "stealth"...LOL!
You're one sick puppy aren't you.
Frank

 

[forty-nine]

Hey capin' crunch...what color is your cardboard space ship?
Is it "stealth"...LOL!
You're one sick puppy aren't you.
Frank

Hehe

 

[Andrew Murray]

Once you install Ubuntu (if you are brain damaged enough), you will quickly
figure out what a Piece Of S*#T it is and remove it quickly.


A bigger piece of ***** than Vista?! ;-)

 

[liu]

There might be something good about Vista but copying files definitely
feel much slower than XP. Sometimes the time it takes to think is
enough for XP to cpy the whole thing.

 

[liu]

I do like the Sleep mode and the ability to boot back up so fast.
That's function I like most about Vista.

 

[Leslí]

You listed a lot of glitches Vista has visited upon us, but you left out 2
that irk me most.

1. I find the lack of a history drop-down on the Back button on folders and
IE ... and can't find anywhere to change it ... to be exasperating; because I
like to jump back in history. Sure, I can hunt through "History" but the
Back button drop down was handier by far.

2. The second omission from your glitch listL Under Vista, my favorite
MS-DOS programs either don't run AT ALL, or don't run in a window big enough
to see them! This is LOW. This might seem important only to someone who
came up from MS-DOS and just can't give it up. XP didn't have this glitch.
But having to keep old computers around is a nuisance too.

If you or anyone has suggestions how to run WordStar 6.0 (or 3.0) or Borland
Turbo Pascal 7 in MS-DOS under Vista, or work-arounds for other great old DOS
programs, I'd love to hear about it.

I knew I wouldn't like Vista, but I really didn't expect these two problems
to loom so large.

Otherwise a great complaint list!

 

[Ian D]

You listed a lot of glitches Vista has visited upon us, but you left out 2
that irk me most.

1. I find the lack of a history drop-down on the Back button on folders
and
IE ... and can't find anywhere to change it ... to be exasperating;
because I
like to jump back in history. Sure, I can hunt through "History" but the
Back button drop down was handier by far.

2. The second omission from your glitch listL Under Vista, my favorite
MS-DOS programs either don't run AT ALL, or don't run in a window big
enough
to see them! This is LOW. This might seem important only to someone who
came up from MS-DOS and just can't give it up. XP didn't have this
glitch.
But having to keep old computers around is a nuisance too.

If you or anyone has suggestions how to run WordStar 6.0 (or 3.0) or
Borland
Turbo Pascal 7 in MS-DOS under Vista, or work-arounds for other great old
DOS
programs, I'd love to hear about it.

Download Dosbox from dosbox.com. It creates a virtual DOS platform that
runs DOS programs full screen on 32 and 64 bit versions of XP and Vista.
It even emulates the original Soundblaster.