hi,

 

I just don't understand what people's problem with windows vista is!

Everyone says it doesn't work with 3rd party applications.... well guess

who's fault that is! The company that made the app!

 

Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we can

resolve them!

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks

James

--

 

http://search.goldwatches.com/?Search=Movado+Watches

http://www.goldwatches.com/

http://www.jewelerslounge.com/

James Matthews wrote:

>

> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we

> can resolve them!

>

> Thanks

> James

 

That's easy, go here:

 

http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download

 

Vista problems solved!

 

Alias

Before I got my new system with Vista I knew what was not up dated by other

vendors and was prepared. Fro example I called HP about my HP printer and

they said they would not be issuing drivers for Vista. So go buy one. That

was an HP decision not MS. So I think that applied across the board

 

Now some people will tell you to go buy Mugabe software...now that is one

crazy piece of OS. A friend of mine tried it and after three days it still

would not install. The name alone should tell you to run like hell!

 

Bill

 

"James Matthews" <jamesmatt18@gmail.com> wrote in message

news:90877E5C-BD81-47DA-A8C8-498E9EB19431@microsoft.com...

> hi,

>

> I just don't understand what people's problem with windows vista is!

> Everyone says it doesn't work with 3rd party applications.... well guess

> who's fault that is! The company that made the app!

>

> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we can

> resolve them!

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks

> James

> --

>

> http://search.goldwatches.com/?Search=Movado+Watches

> http://www.goldwatches.com/

> http://www.jewelerslounge.com/

> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we

> can resolve them!

 

You talking about 64-bit Vi$ta?

 

--

@~@ Might, Courage, Vision, SINCERITY.

/ v \ Simplicity is Beauty! May the Force and Farce be with you!

/( _ )\ (Xubuntu 7.04) Linux 2.6.23.9

^ ^ 21:41:01 up 3 days 4:36 3 users load average: 1.22 1.21 1.18

? ? (CSSA):

http://www.swd.gov.hk/tc/index/site_pubsvc/page_socsecu/sub_addressesa/

Any operating system can be a problem if the neccessary reseach is not done

before deploying. This applies to Windows, Linux, Unix and Mac OS X. Every

new version of an OS certain to be disruptive in some way, either an

application or device will not work.

--

Andre

Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com

My Vista Quickstart Guide:

http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E8E5CC039D51E3DB!9709.entry

"James Matthews" <jamesmatt18@gmail.com> wrote in message

news:90877E5C-BD81-47DA-A8C8-498E9EB19431@microsoft.com...

> hi,

>

> I just don't understand what people's problem with windows vista is!

> Everyone says it doesn't work with 3rd party applications.... well guess

> who's fault that is! The company that made the app!

>

> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we can

> resolve them!

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks

> James

> --

>

> http://search.goldwatches.com/?Search=Movado+Watches

> http://www.goldwatches.com/

> http://www.jewelerslounge.com/

Why is this EXACT same thread posted there?

 

http://www.tabletquestions.com/vista-games/181564-what-wrong-windows-vista.html

 

vladsky

 

 

--

vladsky

 

-Life is strange, but there's nothing else [Vladsky]-

_______________

Asus P5K Premium

Intel Core2Duo E6850

Asus en8800GT 512 megs DDR3

4 x 2 gigs Patriot DDR2 6400 5-5-5-12

Thermaltake ToughPower 750W

4 x WD320 (YS) SATA2 HDD set as AHCI

APC Back-UPS 1300XS

And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

 

--

Mike Hall - MVP

http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

 

 

 

 

"Alias" <akaalias@nospam.com> wrote in message news:fip0ma$feb$1@aioe.org...

> James Matthews wrote:

>

>>

>> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we can

>> resolve them! Thanks

>> James

>

> That's easy, go here:

>

> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download

>

> Vista problems solved!

>

> Alias

Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>

 

And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do you

mean these?:

 

1. No activation required.

 

2. No becoming genuine required.

 

3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

 

4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows boxes

are.

 

5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

 

6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to use a

Windows based program.

 

7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and

anti malware programs.

 

There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

 

Alias

Because some forums skim newsgroup posts.

Some are more open that others.

While others would like visitors to mistakenly believe the posts

originate in their forums which can falsely lead someone to believe

the forum is something it is not.

It is little or no work for the forum operators to skim since they

avoid all the work normally associated with operating a forum.

 

--

Jupiter Jones [MVP]

http://www3.telus.net/dandemar

http://www.dts-l.org

 

 

"vladsky" <vladsky.30v80e@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message

news:vladsky.30v80e@no-mx.forums.net...

>

> Why is this EXACT same thread posted there?

>

> http://www.tabletquestions.com/vista-games/181564-what-wrong-windows-vista.html

>

> vladsky

>

>

> --

> vladsky

>

> -Life is strange, but there's nothing else [Vladsky]-

> _______________

> Asus P5K Premium

> Intel Core2Duo E6850

> Asus en8800GT 512 megs DDR3

> 4 x 2 gigs Patriot DDR2 6400 5-5-5-12

> Thermaltake ToughPower 750W

> 4 x WD320 (YS) SATA2 HDD set as AHCI

> APC Back-UPS 1300XS

Bill wrote:

> Before I got my new system with Vista I knew what was not up dated by other

> vendors and was prepared. Fro example I called HP about my HP printer and

> they said they would not be issuing drivers for Vista. So go buy one. That

> was an HP decision not MS. So I think that applied across the board

 

Yep, going for the Vista Virus will cost you a lot of money and all you

get is a fancy dancy virus prone copy of Windows.

> Now some people will tell you to go buy Mugabe software...

 

Um, that doesn't exist. Mugabe is a dictator and has never developed or

had software developed in his name. That makes you a liar. Just what

sort of connotation did you hope to achieve in the minds of the readers

with this lie?

 

now that is one

> crazy piece of OS. A friend of mine tried it and after three days it still

> would not install. The name alone should tell you to run like hell!

>

> Bill

 

If you are referring to Ubuntu, the name means 'Humanity to others' Your

problem with being humane to others is?

 

Alias

>

> "James Matthews" <jamesmatt18@gmail.com> wrote in message

> news:90877E5C-BD81-47DA-A8C8-498E9EB19431@microsoft.com...

>> hi,

>>

>> I just don't understand what people's problem with windows vista is!

>> Everyone says it doesn't work with 3rd party applications.... well guess

>> who's fault that is! The company that made the app!

>>

>> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we can

>> resolve them!

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> Thanks

>> James

>> --

>>

>> http://search.goldwatches.com/?Search=Movado+Watches

>> http://www.goldwatches.com/

>> http://www.jewelerslounge.com/

>

>

On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:35:31 +0100, James Matthews wrote:

> hi,

>

> I just don't understand what people's problem with windows vista is!

> Everyone says it doesn't work with 3rd party applications.... well guess

> who's fault that is! The company that made the app!

>

> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we can

> resolve them!

 

Seems like the same argument MS folks used to advance about Linux and

bleeding edge hardware. People don't really care whose fault it is - they

want things to WORK.

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks

> James

That's your list, not mine.. :-)

 

--

Mike Hall - MVP

http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

 

 

 

 

"Alias" <alias@aliasmail.com> wrote in message news:fipbtr$jqp$1@aioe.org...

> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>>

>

> And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do you

> mean these?:

>

> 1. No activation required.

>

> 2. No becoming genuine required.

>

> 3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

>

> 4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows boxes

> are.

>

> 5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

>

> 6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to use a

> Windows based program.

>

> 7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and anti

> malware programs.

>

> There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

>

> Alias

Alias wrote:

> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>>

>

> And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do

> you mean these?:

>

> 1. No activation required.

> 2. No becoming genuine required.

> 3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

> 4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows

> boxes are.

> 5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

> 6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to

> use a Windows based program.

> 7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and

> anti malware programs.

> There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

>

> Alias

 

Hmm. I have a ceramic garden gnome with exactly the same chacteristics.

 

Unlike Ubuntu, though, the gnome is kinda cute. The only thing I have to

worry about - which I wouldn't with Ubuntu - is someone stealing my gnome

for some horrid prank.

well since you are so keen on dictating to others how good the Mugabe OS is,

the shoe sure fits you...Mugabe Ubuntu or whatever name you prefer

 

If you don't like vista and don't have the IQ to use go play in your sand

box and leave us alone

 

You have nothing to offer except the same old boring repetitive stuff..

Bill wrote:

> well since you are so keen on dictating to others how good the Mugabe OS is,

> the shoe sure fits you...Mugabe Ubuntu or whatever name you prefer

>

> If you don't like vista and don't have the IQ to use go play in your sand

> box and leave us alone

>

> You have nothing to offer except the same old boring repetitive stuff..

>

>

>

>

 

Can't reply to content intelligently so you resort to insults. How

unusual for you, Bill.

 

Alias

Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

> That's your list, not mine.. :-)

>

 

Mike Hall - MVP

http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

 

Correct, what's yours?

 

Alias

 

 

"Alias" <alias@aliasmail.com> wrote in message news:fipbtr$jqp$1@aioe.org...

> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>>

>

> And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do you mean these?:

>

> 1. No activation required.

>

> 2. No becoming genuine required.

>

> 3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

>

> 4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows boxes are.

>

> 5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

>

> 6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to use a Windows based program.

>

> 7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and anti malware programs.

>

> There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

>

> Alias

Alias wrote:

> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>

>> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>>

>

> And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do you

> mean these?:

>

> 1. No activation required.

 

No big deal.

>

> 2. No becoming genuine required.

 

No big deal.

>

> 3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

 

Oh, now you are lying.

>

> 4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows boxes

> are.

 

Oh, more lies?

>

> 5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

 

You get what you pay for.

>

> 6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to use a

> Windows based program.

 

You get what you pay for.

>

> 7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and

> anti malware programs.

 

They all do that automatically.

>

> There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

 

I'll do it for him. You are a fukkin lying POS linux lovin troll and a

spammer.

Want more?

Frank

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>>

>>> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>>>

>>

>> And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do

>> you mean these?:

>>

>> 1. No activation required.

>

> No big deal.

 

When MS says "bend over", Wintards like you ask "how far?"

>> 2. No becoming genuine required.

>

> No big deal.

 

When MS says "bend over", Wintards like you ask "how far?"

>>

>> 3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

>

> Oh, now you are lying.

 

Um, to your chagrin, I am NOT lying.

>>

>> 4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows

>> boxes are.

>

> Oh, more lies?

 

Um, to your chagrin, I am NOT lying.

>>

>> 5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

>

> You get what you pay for.

 

No, you don't if you buy the Vista Virus.

>>

>> 6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to use

>> a Windows based program.

>

> You get what you pay for.

 

You're using a free news reader developed by the Open Source Community,

you fuçking hypocrite. Why aren't you using Windows M(F)ail?

>>

>> 7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and

>> anti malware programs.

>

> They all do that automatically.

 

The MS ones do (which aren't any good) but programs like Spybot, AdAware

and Spywareblaster do not.

>>

>> There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

>

> I'll do it for him. You are a fukkin lying POS linux lovin troll and a

> spammer.

> Want more?

> Frank

 

Your opinion of me is not an "Ubuntu problem". Course, being as you're

too fuçking stupid to install Ubuntu, you have to resort to attacking my

persona instead of actually providing one single problem.

 

Alias

Alias wrote:

 

>>

>

> Can't reply to content intelligently so you resort to insults. How

> unusual for you, Bill.

>

> Alias

 

You have no "content", you lying linux lovin POS loser.

Get lost.

Frank

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>

>>>

>>

>> Can't reply to content intelligently so you resort to insults. How

>> unusual for you, Bill.

>>

>> Alias

>

> You have no "content", you lying linux lovin POS loser.

> Get lost.

> Frank

 

We already know that you think being inhumane is the right thing to do.

You prove it with almost every one of your posts.

 

Got any more insults you would like Google to archive for your grand

kids to read?

 

Alias

There is no support from the major software authors, and people changing to

Ubuntu will essentially have to give up being able to run almost all of

their Windows based software.

 

There is little point changing to an OS which will not run programs that the

user has gotten used to running and likes.

 

I run Office 2007, and Outlook is a major app in that suite. Does Outlook or

anything similar run in Linux?

 

NO..

 

Is there anything like Outlooks Business Contact Manager that will run in

Linux?

 

NO

 

Will MapPoint run in Linux?

 

NO

 

Will Encarta or similar run in Linux?

 

NO

 

Will American Greetings Create-a-card run in Linux?

 

NO

 

I play CFS 3, Halo and Age of Empires III occasionally. Do they run in

Linux?

 

NO

 

Is Ubuntu a good replacement for the kind of general use above?

 

NO

 

Is there anything wrong with Linux in general?

 

NO

 

Would the average user be technical enough to easily run Linux?

 

NO

 

Should users be forced to become technical in order to get anything from

their computers?

 

NO

 

Does Windows suit all needs?

 

NO

 

Does Linux suit all needs?

 

NO

 

Does MacOS suit all needs?

 

NO

 

Is the original concept of Linux becoming over burdoned in the attempt to

make it a competitor for Windows?

 

YES

 

 

--

Mike Hall - MVP

http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 09:09:58 -0800, Frank <fb@nomas.cnn> wrote:

>Alias wrote:

>> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>>

>>> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>>>

>>

>> And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do you

>> mean these?:

>>

>> 1. No activation required.

>

>No big deal.

>>

>> 2. No becoming genuine required.

>

>No big deal.

>>

>> 3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

>

>Oh, now you are lying.

>>

>> 4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows boxes

>> are.

>

>Oh, more lies?

>>

>> 5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

>

>You get what you pay for.

>>

>> 6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to use a

>> Windows based program.

>

>You get what you pay for.

>>

>> 7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and

>> anti malware programs.

>

>They all do that automatically.

>>

>> There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

>

>I'll do it for him. You are a fukkin lying POS linux lovin troll and a

>spammer.

>Want more?

>Frank

 

You remain this newsgroup's biggest idiot.

 

Oh, what a shock. Not!

In article <#6rvku3MIHA.1188@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl>,

Mike Hall - MVP <mikehall@mvps.com> wrote:

>

>I run Office 2007, and Outlook is a major app in that suite. Does Outlook or

>anything similar run in Linux?

>

>NO..

>

 

Have you looked at Evolution? And there's always Scalix:

 

http://www.scalix.com/

>I play CFS 3, Halo and Age of Empires III occasionally. Do they run in

>Linux?

 

Linux games are weak. I do remember Doom and Quake though. No

one ever ran Quake servers on windows... Wonder why...

I have a laptop, a pc x64 and a x32 with Vista all I have had no problems at

all with my software or drivers. I connect to 7 different printers + 2 Hp

plotters and all function perfectly. Maybe I'm lucky or is that I was

patient enough to go and search for the right drivers! I also use 3

different scanners with no hassle. Work daily with Photoshop Cs, CorelDraw

Suite 12, Office 2007, Acrobat Read and other oldish software and have only

had problems with filters and add on's.

No operating system works perfectly off the shelf and at the begining even

Xp created hell with drivers and software. MS worked hard on Vista and I

find it definitely more stable and productive then any other operating

system.

 

AndyB

 

"James Matthews" <jamesmatt18@gmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio

news:90877E5C-BD81-47DA-A8C8-498E9EB19431@microsoft.com...

> hi,

>

> I just don't understand what people's problem with windows vista is!

> Everyone says it doesn't work with 3rd party applications.... well guess

> who's fault that is! The company that made the app!

>

> Anyways I wanted to hear what issues people had with vista and how we can

> resolve them!

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks

> James

> --

>

> http://search.goldwatches.com/?Search=Movado+Watches

> http://www.goldwatches.com/

> http://www.jewelerslounge.com/

Alias wrote:

> Frank wrote:

>

>> Alias wrote:

>>

>>> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>>>

>>>> And Ubuntu problems are just about to start.. :-)

>>>>

>>>

>>> And these imaginary problems that you've made up are? Let's see, do

>>> you mean these?:

>>>

>>> 1. No activation required.

>>

>>

>> No big deal.

>

>

> When MS says "bend over", Wintards like you ask "how far?"

>

>>> 2. No becoming genuine required.

>>

>>

>> No big deal.

>

>

> When MS says "bend over", Wintards like you ask "how far?"

 

Resorting to insults will not win any argument...as*hole...lol.

>

>>>

>>> 3. No chance of acquiring viruses or malware.

>>

>>

>> Oh, now you are lying.

>

>

> Um, to your chagrin, I am NOT lying.

 

Of course you are. You are our resident liar.

>

>>>

>>> 4. No chance of becoming part of a botnet like millions of Windows

>>> boxes are.

>>

>>

>> Oh, more lies?

>

>

> Um, to your chagrin, I am NOT lying.

 

More lies? Oh, for once give it up you stupid POS liar.

>

>>>

>>> 5. No chance of having to pay for your operating system.

>>

>>

>> You get what you pay for.

>

>

> No, you don't if you buy the Vista Virus.

 

You're broke! You can't afford Vista. You are a fugitive ex-patriot

atheist leading a miserable life. You know nothing about Vista cause you

can't afford to buy it!

>

>>>

>>> 6. No chance of having to pay for programs unless you just have to

>>> use a Windows based program.

>>

>>

>> You get what you pay for.

>

>

> You're using a free news reader developed by the Open Source Community,

> you fuçking hypocrite. Why aren't you using Windows M(F)ail?

 

hahaha...too bad as*hole. I use anything I want cause I'm not broke like

you are.

Idiot liar.

>

>>>

>>> 7. You'll be deprived of your daily habit of updating anti virus and

>>> anti malware programs.

>>

>>

>> They all do that automatically.

>

>

> The MS ones do (which aren't any good) but programs like Spybot, AdAware

> and Spywareblaster do not.

>

>>>

>>> There must be more that you can add, can't you Mike?

>>

>>

>> I'll do it for him. You are a fukkin lying POS linux lovin troll and a

>> spammer.

>> Want more?

>> Frank

>

>

> Your opinion of me is not an "Ubuntu problem". Course, being as you're

> too fuçking stupid to install Ubuntu, you have to resort to attacking my

> persona instead of actually providing one single problem.

 

More lies you fukkin loser?

Get a real life...if you can afford it.

Get a job loser.

Frank

>

> Alias