What's wrong with Vista? Having to struggle to access many things that
should be transparently available and having it decide other things for
me incorrectly is a big reason for me.
I want to do my work on a computer not have the computer be the work.
Same things goes for Office 2007. Essentially steps backwards in
essential ways.
I predict MS inferior IT and bullying, creepy politics isn't going to
work for them anymore in keeping them on top of their market. Too many
options are now available. Linux, Google, Mac.
The bully is going to reap its just rewards me thinks.
XP and Office 2003 are the end of the line for me.
db
mike wrote:
Another thing to keep in mind, the only thing that has changed is that xp is
no longer available in stores.
Mike
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 8:57 AM, Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Odd you should mention this, as I will be getting a new motherboard
this month and I've (almost) decided to go with Vista instead of XP.
I've had a dual boot XP/Vista install for a while, but little (third
party) problems kept me from defaulting to Vista. Well, now that
Nvidia has gotten their act together, that solves 90% of the Vista
problems, and as I discovered over the weekend, other authors have
fixed their stuff too (I still have a bit of testing to do).
To reiterate: The much ballyhooed problems with Vista were never
actually problems with the OS, but rather, problems with support from
the myriad of manufacturers that [are supposed to] support the OS.
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 11:14 AM, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone have a strategy for avoiding Vista?
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