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Frank
Jan said:How original. And just as cleaver as you can manage isn't it?
You must be related to thetruthhurts cause you're as dumb and stupid as
he is...LOL!
Frank
Jan said:How original. And just as cleaver as you can manage isn't it?
Jan said:How original. And just as cleaver as you can manage isn't it?
Sorry. You're absolutely right. Trying to teach Frank anything aboutI don't even understand why we take the time to explain all this to this
computer illiterate moron called frank....
We'll wait for your proof. But hurry up for Christ's sake. We haven't gotalexB said:It is all a bunch of lie. I will present proof later that he is lying. In
fact Linux people stole many things from MS.
alexB said:The quote below is from the web ste called: Bug # 1 in Ubuntu. You can
find it easily. It is on line 1489 (out of 7208). It is a huge file.
Behold:
"These are maybe things that a Linux expert could fix easily, but hey, you
want a regular user to love a OS that doesn't help him very much.
"I've seen 8 yrs old kids installing Windows XP themselves, including
printer, video, etc. just because it's all very easy to setup.
Slaves are those beholden to Big Brother. Linux users are free.Want them
to swithc to a OS that has almost no games and it's a real adventure to
configure? I think THIS is Linux's biggest bug - wasn't build for users
who want a computer help do their job, but for people who accept to be
computer's slaves."
The guys name is DarthMaul38.
Figures.
He also wrote this:
This 'bug' you're talking about is 'by design', if I can say that. I
studied IT on 286 computers with DOS on them, then Windows. I tried to
switch to Linux many times, but every distribution comes with at least one
obvious problem that's very hard to solve by a beginner. Let me give you
just a few examples:
- Mandrake 8, 9 and 10: none of them was able to recognize properly my
Lucent Winmodem
(the only Winmodem officially supported in Linux) - never
fixed even by people with experience in Linux
- Redhat (cant remember version) failed to work with USB devices 5 years
after USB was implemented in Windows 98
Bullshit.
- Ubuntu - cannot use my HP PSC multifunction printer, Midnight commander
still shows crap in console mode
FreeBSD isn't Linux you Wintard.- Freebsd - most user unfriendly OS
Stupid lying POS queen of the village idiots...LOL!
Loser!
Frank
And what is so bad about it? Of course for as*sholes who cannot even manage
Vista that is a bad news. For the rest of us it is a new excitement.
You, scummy skunks, used to whine that Vista was bad and MS began Vienna in
order to cover it up. Now it seems you are so afraid of anything new that
even hateful Vista became palatable. You must have missed your meds and your
memory is affected.
The multitasking in Vista is much more efficient with tasks running that
would bring XP to its knees. The scheduling of tasks and events is much
simpler and more reliable. The Media Center experience as served up to an
Xbox 360 acting as an extender with HDTV recording is unmatched in the home
media universe. Better, much better than it was in XP. Slide show photos in
full high definition just makes XP look like kiddy show. The differences at
first were daunting, but learning them was pure joy. I happen to like change
just for change sake; couple that with change that carried improvements and
I am a happy man. I love Vista.
You must be related to thetruthhurts cause you're as dumb and stupid as
he is...LOL!
Frank
STFU as*hole!
Frank
How much longer are you going to be deluding yourself into believing you
actually know what you're talking about...?
All of us in this ng have figured out months ago that you where a
demented, delusional big mouth know nothing full of misinformation and
bullshit!
Well...?
Frank
I've been using Windows Vista since the very first day it became available
and have nothing but praise for this new operating system. Not in my wildest
dreams I see myself going back to XP, so I fail to see why other people are
complaining about this OS. Could it be that those at trouble are using
pirated copies?
Of course things are somewhat different than used to be with XP and there
are some missing parts (like a SMTP server), but overall the system works.
Could you please tell me what are the best features you like about Vista?
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