Jim Allan wrote:
John Boyle wrote:

To Charlie, et al: Not necessarily true as even MSFT has publicly stated! Again, you need a real computer guru to get Vista working correctly, even before putting any other program on the OS. :-(

More anti-Windows FUD.

It is quite true that Windows Vista has a large number of problems, documented at various places on the Web.

It is also true, though not here stated, that its security process is very annoying.

But OpenOffice.org also normally works on it, with no problems at all, just as well as it works on Windows XP or on other operating systems. So do the vast majority of programs, whether they be Windows programs written specifically for Windows or open source programs.

One, and only one, user, has a problem of some kind loading on Vista. But one single user having a unique problem tells you nothing about any operating system one way or the other. It may be that the operating system in this case is “not necessarily” free from blame, but it certainly looks very much like it is in this case, when no-one else complains about this.

Should I make an issue about the many users who have complained about font issues under Ubuntu? Probably, if there was a real issue there, rather than real problems which are, so far as I can tell, usually cleared up.

FUD about any operating system is still FUD. So stop your ignorant innuendo and instead complain about real issues, if you have any in respect to Vista and OpenOffice.org

Jim Allan











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To Jim Allan: What I said is NOT FUD! You had better do a little research at MSFT and see what they have said about extending support for Windows XP, as Vista DOES have problems that XP does NOT!!! :-(

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