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Subject: A Win2K Review (of sorts)
>He sent me another e-mail today asking me if I wanted the genuine Win2K
>disk-- for free.
>
>He said it looked pretty cool and he liked it real well, at least, until
>he started installing apps and actually trying to run them.
>
>Seems like he got tired of looking at the pretty blue screen....
Well what do you expect from running a M$ product? Slashdot recently ran an
article saying that win2k has over 65000+ KNOWN bugs in it. But of course the
M$ spin control people downplays that number by claiming that only 27000 of
them represent serious flaws.
When is M$ going to produce a quality product?
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