There are definitely too many Vista versions, and I agree that the "Vista 
capable" certification was confusing. But anyone could find out exactly what 
"Vista capable" meant, and the name wasn't a misnomer--those machines WERE 
capable of running Vista. So while Microsoft made some boneheaded moves here, I 
don't think consumers should be able to successfully sue them for it.




-----Original Message-----
From: yoth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 11:54 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Microsoft emails reveal Vista driver fiasco

Yeah, but MS was partly to blame for this and some the other reasons the vista 
launch sucked.  MS had established a trend of missed deadlines and release 
dates that vendors had gotten used to.  

Where they are really culpable is in the "vista capable" debacle and also 
selling so many confusing versions of the same OS.  You know you have problems 
when Walmart has no problem selling an entry level PC with linux, but says that 
the Home Basic version of your rand new shiny OS is not good enough for their 
customers.

Dropping hardware requirements to help your vendor (IBM) sell chipsets that 
seriously downgrade your OS performance is not the best way to take care of 
your customers.
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