Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to constantly

compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it would run lots of

maintenance programs in the background. One because people want to get on

with other computing tasks while carrying out mundane maintenance, but

perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so many people would never carry

these tasks out, if left to their own devices. Updates are one such task.

Updates are important because they block holes that virus makers have found.

 

 

 

--

Ian......uk

Ian wrote:

> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because

> people want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out

> mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so

> many people would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own

> devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are important because they

> block holes that virus makers have found.

>

>

>

 

So, how did your updates for .NET go?

 

Feel more secure now?

 

Alias

Explain Net ?

 

 

"Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Ian wrote:

>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it would

>> run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because people

>> want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out mundane

>> maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so many people

>> would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own devices. Updates

>> are one such task. Updates are important because they block holes that

>> virus makers have found.

>>

>>

>>

>

> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>

> Feel more secure now?

>

> Alias

>

Ian wrote:

> Explain Net ?

>

>

> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Ian wrote:

>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because

>>> people want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out

>>> mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so

>>> many people would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own

>>> devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are important because

>>> they block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>

>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>

>> Feel more secure now?

>>

>> Alias

>>

>

 

Full name: .NET Framework. It's from Microsoft and is used for some ATI

cards and other programs. Go to Windows Update and you will see them listed.

 

Alias

So how did your Ubuntu updates go? There are lots of them also

 

 

"Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Ian wrote:

>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it would

>> run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because people

>> want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out mundane

>> maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so many people

>> would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own devices. Updates

>> are one such task. Updates are important because they block holes that

>> virus makers have found.

>>

>>

>>

>

> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>

> Feel more secure now?

>

> Alias

Maybe you should stick to Ubuntu

 

A "snippit" from wikipeda:

 

The Microsoft .NET Framework is a software component that can be added to or

is included with the Microsoft Windows operating system. It provides a large

body of pre-coded solutions to common program requirements, and manages the

execution of programs written specifically for the framework. The .NET

Framework is a key Microsoft offering, and is intended to be used by most

new applications created for the Windows platform.

 

The pre-coded solutions that form the framework's class library cover a

large range of programming needs in areas including: user interface, data

access, database connectivity, cryptography, web application development,

numeric algorithms, and network communications. The functions of the class

library are used by programmers who combine them with their own code to

produce applications.

 

Programs written for the .NET Framework execute in a software environment

that manages the program's runtime requirements. This runtime environment,

which is also a part of the .NET Framework, is known as the Common Language

Runtime (CLR). The CLR provides the appearance of an application virtual

machine, so that programmers need not consider the capabilities of the

specific CPU that will execute the program. The CLR also provides other

important services such as security mechanisms, memory management, and

exception handling. The class library and the CLR together compose the .NET

Framework. The framework is intended to make it easier to develop computer

applications and to reduce the vulnerability of applications and computers

to security threats.

 

First released in 2002, it is included with Windows XP SP2, Windows Server

2003 and Windows Vista, and can be installed on most older versions of

Windows.

 

 

"Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

news:eWRvUIIxHHA.1776@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

> Ian wrote:

>> Explain Net ?

>>

>>

>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>> Ian wrote:

>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because

>>>> people want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out

>>>> mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so

>>>> many people would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own

>>>> devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are important because they

>>>> block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>

>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>

>>> Alias

>>>

>>

>

> Full name: .NET Framework. It's from Microsoft and is used for some ATI

> cards and other programs. Go to Windows Update and you will see them

> listed.

>

> Alias

"Ian" <igb123@talktalk.net> wrote in

news:0B6A365B-86C3-44D2-BBE7-9BE8F7AFA2CF@microsoft.com:

> Explain Net ?

 

It's *another* set of programming libraries from MS in an attempt to unify

their API libraries for different programming languages.

 

It's too bad that it adds yet *another* s/w layer that programs need to go

through to do things.

 

Another s/w layer == slower computing.

 

It's also sad that applications written using the newer versions of the

framework are not backwards compatible with the older versions of .Net.

 

IMO, .Net shouldn't be used for simple desktop applications, it's real use

is for network applications.

 

The other drawback is that while it may be easier to use, this also means

that it gives low-skilled programmers the tools to write .Net applications

poorly.

Alias wrote:

> Ian wrote:

>

>> Explain Net ?

>>

>>

>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>

>>> Ian wrote:

>>>

>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One

>>>> because people want to get on with other computing tasks while

>>>> carrying out mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly,

>>>> because MS knew so many people would never carry these tasks out, if

>>>> left to their own devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are

>>>> important because they block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>

>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>

>>> Alias

>>>

>>

>

> Full name: .NET Framework. It's from Microsoft and is used for some ATI

> cards and other programs. Go to Windows Update and you will see them

> listed.

>

> Alias

 

So what is your problem? You don't have nor can you afford Vista so why

are you posting about .net and why are you even here.

Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

Frank

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>> Ian wrote:

>>

>>> Explain Net ?

>>>

>>>

>>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>

>>>> Ian wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One

>>>>> because people want to get on with other computing tasks while

>>>>> carrying out mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly,

>>>>> because MS knew so many people would never carry these tasks out,

>>>>> if left to their own devices. Updates are one such task. Updates

>>>>> are important because they block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>>

>>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>>

>>>> Alias

>>>>

>>>

>>

>> Full name: .NET Framework. It's from Microsoft and is used for some

>> ATI cards and other programs. Go to Windows Update and you will see

>> them listed.

>>

>> Alias

>

> So what is your problem? You don't have nor can you afford Vista so why

> are you posting about .net and why are you even here.

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

> Frank

 

Update your .NET Framework and then, maybe, you'll understand.

 

Alias

Bill Yanaire wrote:

> So how did your Ubuntu updates go? There are lots of them also

 

Unlike Windows Updates, which I wait at least a week to install to make

sure there aren't any problems, I have never, ever, had one single

problem with Ubuntu updates and very rarely need to reboot after

downloading and installing them.

 

Alias

>

>

> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Ian wrote:

>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it would

>>> run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because people

>>> want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out mundane

>>> maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so many people

>>> would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own devices. Updates

>>> are one such task. Updates are important because they block holes that

>>> virus makers have found.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>

>> Feel more secure now?

>>

>> Alias

>

>

I don't have problems after installing Windows updates and yes sometimes a

reboot is necessary, but Windows OS are much more complicated than Linux

solutions.

 

 

"Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

news:eLqgTOJxHHA.4800@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>> So how did your Ubuntu updates go? There are lots of them also

>

> Unlike Windows Updates, which I wait at least a week to install to make

> sure there aren't any problems, I have never, ever, had one single problem

> with Ubuntu updates and very rarely need to reboot after downloading and

> installing them.

>

> Alias

>>

>>

>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>> Ian wrote:

>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because

>>>> people want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out

>>>> mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so

>>>> many people would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own

>>>> devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are important because they

>>>> block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>

>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>

>>> Alias

>>

Frank wrote:

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

 

Skip ...

Bill Yanaire wrote:

> I don't have problems after installing Windows updates and yes sometimes a

> reboot is necessary, but Windows OS are much more complicated than Linux

> solutions.

 

So, hurry up and go download and install the .NET Framework updates and

then post back about how wonderful your experience was. Do you have the

balls? In Windows, "complicated" really means "bloated".

 

Alias

>

>

> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

> news:eLqgTOJxHHA.4800@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>> So how did your Ubuntu updates go? There are lots of them also

>> Unlike Windows Updates, which I wait at least a week to install to make

>> sure there aren't any problems, I have never, ever, had one single problem

>> with Ubuntu updates and very rarely need to reboot after downloading and

>> installing them.

>>

>> Alias

>>>

>>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>> Ian wrote:

>>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because

>>>>> people want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out

>>>>> mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so

>>>>> many people would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own

>>>>> devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are important because they

>>>>> block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>>

>>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>>

>>>> Alias

>

Alias wrote:

> Frank wrote:

>

>> Alias wrote:

>>

>>> Ian wrote:

>>>

>>>> Explain Net ?

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>>>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>>

>>>>> Ian wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that

>>>>>> it would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One

>>>>>> because people want to get on with other computing tasks while

>>>>>> carrying out mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly,

>>>>>> because MS knew so many people would never carry these tasks out,

>>>>>> if left to their own devices. Updates are one such task. Updates

>>>>>> are important because they block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>>>

>>>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>>>

>>>>> Alias

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>> Full name: .NET Framework. It's from Microsoft and is used for some

>>> ATI cards and other programs. Go to Windows Update and you will see

>>> them listed.

>>>

>>> Alias

>>

>>

>> So what is your problem? You don't have nor can you afford Vista so

>> why are you posting about .net and why are you even here.

>> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

>> Frank

>

>

> Update your .NET Framework and then, maybe, you'll understand.

>

> Alias

 

Obviously, you have no idea what you're talking about.

..net updated just fine.

Did that irritate your little linux loser arse...lol!

Frank

"Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

news:OpJsfUJxHHA.4916@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>> I don't have problems after installing Windows updates and yes sometimes

>> a reboot is necessary, but Windows OS are much more complicated than

>> Linux solutions.

>

> So, hurry up and go download and install the .NET Framework updates and

> then post back about how wonderful your experience was. Do you have the

> balls? In Windows, "complicated" really means "bloated".

>

> Alias

 

I realize I'm just asking for it, asking you a question, but here goes...

 

What, exactly, are you referring to when you mention installing the .NET

Framework updates?

As I've updated several PC's here and am not experiencing issues, either

with completed apps or ongoing development, what is this "wonderful

experience"?

Alias wrote:

>

> Unlike Windows Updates, which I wait at least a week to install to make

> sure there aren't any problems,

 

Liar...

I have never, ever, had one single

> problem with Ubuntu updates

 

Liar...

 

and very rarely need to reboot after

> downloading and installing them.

 

Biggest lie of all!

Hey little man. stop the lying, ok?

Frank

Since I make my living using Microsoft products, downloading and installing

the latest and greatest .NET Framework updates helps keep me employed. Yes,

there is lots of bloat, that's why we need Dual Core and Quad Core

processors to run the bloated software. But since my paycheck depends on

the bloatware, I'll keep using it. Ubuntu will continue to stay in the

drawer.

 

 

"Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

news:OpJsfUJxHHA.4916@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>> I don't have problems after installing Windows updates and yes sometimes

>> a reboot is necessary, but Windows OS are much more complicated than

>> Linux solutions.

>

> So, hurry up and go download and install the .NET Framework updates and

> then post back about how wonderful your experience was. Do you have the

> balls? In Windows, "complicated" really means "bloated".

>

> Alias

>>

>>

>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>> news:eLqgTOJxHHA.4800@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>>> So how did your Ubuntu updates go? There are lots of them also

>>> Unlike Windows Updates, which I wait at least a week to install to make

>>> sure there aren't any problems, I have never, ever, had one single

>>> problem with Ubuntu updates and very rarely need to reboot after

>>> downloading and installing them.

>>>

>>> Alias

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>>>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>>> Ian wrote:

>>>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>>>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because

>>>>>> people want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out

>>>>>> mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so

>>>>>> many people would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own

>>>>>> devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are important because

>>>>>> they block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>>>

>>>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>>>

>>>>> Alias

>>

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>> Frank wrote:

>>

>>> Alias wrote:

>>>

>>>> Ian wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Explain Net ?

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>>>>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>>>

>>>>>> Ian wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that

>>>>>>> it would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One

>>>>>>> because people want to get on with other computing tasks while

>>>>>>> carrying out mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly,

>>>>>>> because MS knew so many people would never carry these tasks out,

>>>>>>> if left to their own devices. Updates are one such task. Updates

>>>>>>> are important because they block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Alias

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Full name: .NET Framework. It's from Microsoft and is used for some

>>>> ATI cards and other programs. Go to Windows Update and you will see

>>>> them listed.

>>>>

>>>> Alias

>>>

>>>

>>> So what is your problem? You don't have nor can you afford Vista so

>>> why are you posting about .net and why are you even here.

>>> Get lost, you're not need or wanted.

>>> Frank

>>

>>

>> Update your .NET Framework and then, maybe, you'll understand.

>>

>> Alias

>

> Obviously, you have no idea what you're talking about.

> .net updated just fine.

> Did that irritate your little linux loser arse...lol!

> Frank

 

You lie, as usual. .NET doesn't update for *anyone* just fine.

 

Alias

PvdG42 wrote:

>

> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

> news:OpJsfUJxHHA.4916@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>> I don't have problems after installing Windows updates and yes

>>> sometimes a reboot is necessary, but Windows OS are much more

>>> complicated than Linux solutions.

>>

>> So, hurry up and go download and install the .NET Framework updates

>> and then post back about how wonderful your experience was. Do you

>> have the balls? In Windows, "complicated" really means "bloated".

>>

>> Alias

>

> I realize I'm just asking for it, asking you a question, but here goes...

>

> What, exactly, are you referring to when you mention installing the .NET

> Framework updates?

> As I've updated several PC's here and am not experiencing issues, either

> with completed apps or ongoing development, what is this "wonderful

> experience"?

>

 

Visit microsoft.public.windowsupdate

 

Alias

Bill Yanaire wrote:

> Since I make my living using Microsoft products, downloading and installing

> the latest and greatest .NET Framework updates helps keep me employed. Yes,

> there is lots of bloat, that's why we need Dual Core and Quad Core

> processors to run the bloated software. But since my paycheck depends on

> the bloatware, I'll keep using it. Ubuntu will continue to stay in the

> drawer.

 

Oh, so you prefer Windows due to its inherent need to be repaired often

and you need to make money off the hapless people who were fooled into

buying Windows. Now I understand.

 

Alias

>

>

> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

> news:OpJsfUJxHHA.4916@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>> I don't have problems after installing Windows updates and yes sometimes

>>> a reboot is necessary, but Windows OS are much more complicated than

>>> Linux solutions.

>> So, hurry up and go download and install the .NET Framework updates and

>> then post back about how wonderful your experience was. Do you have the

>> balls? In Windows, "complicated" really means "bloated".

>>

>> Alias

>>>

>>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>>> news:eLqgTOJxHHA.4800@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>>>> So how did your Ubuntu updates go? There are lots of them also

>>>> Unlike Windows Updates, which I wait at least a week to install to make

>>>> sure there aren't any problems, I have never, ever, had one single

>>>> problem with Ubuntu updates and very rarely need to reboot after

>>>> downloading and installing them.

>>>>

>>>> Alias

>>>>> "Alias" <aka@maskedandanonymous.info> wrote in message

>>>>> news:uAPHBYHxHHA.4736@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>>>> Ian wrote:

>>>>>>> Vista is comparatively new. We must give it a go and try not to

>>>>>>> constantly compare it with what went before. Microsoft said that it

>>>>>>> would run lots of maintenance programs in the background. One because

>>>>>>> people want to get on with other computing tasks while carrying out

>>>>>>> mundane maintenance, but perhaps more importantly, because MS knew so

>>>>>>> many people would never carry these tasks out, if left to their own

>>>>>>> devices. Updates are one such task. Updates are important because

>>>>>>> they block holes that virus makers have found.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>> So, how did your updates for .NET go?

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Feel more secure now?

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Alias

>

>

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>>

>> Unlike Windows Updates, which I wait at least a week to install to

>> make sure there aren't any problems,

>

> Liar...

 

Fact.

> I have never, ever, had one single

>> problem with Ubuntu updates

>

> Liar...

 

Fact.

>

> and very rarely need to reboot after

>> downloading and installing them.

>

> Biggest lie of all!

 

Fact. I downloaded a bunch yesterday and no reboot needed. The only time

a reboot is needed, it seems, is when the kernel is updated.

> Hey little man. stop the lying, ok?

> Frank

 

You're the liar, Frank. You even lie to yourself, telling yourself that

you don't lie. Ever hear of cause and effect? Some people call it karma.

 

You really are scared sh¡tless like Microsoft that there will be an en

mass move to Ubuntu, aren't you? What's the matter are you scared you

will lose all those customers of yours that need all the crap removed

from their Windows sieves?

 

Alias

Alias wrote:

>

>

>

> So, hurry up and go download and install the .NET Framework updates and

> then post back about how wonderful your experience was.

 

Uhhh...you must have believed some linux loser FUD about a .net update

that is nothing but uhhh...FUD!

 

Do you have the

> balls?

 

Now that's an interesting comment...rather childish and stupid but,

obviously you don't have the "balls" or the money to even get Vista.

 

In Windows, "complicated" really means "bloated".

 

How would an ignorant linux loser like you know anything at all about

Vista, seeing as how you don't even have it?

Well...?

Frank

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>>

>>

>>

>> So, hurry up and go download and install the .NET Framework updates

>> and then post back about how wonderful your experience was.

>

> Uhhh...you must have believed some linux loser FUD about a .net update

> that is nothing but uhhh...FUD!

 

No, I went to the MICROSOFT newsgroup for WINDOWS UPDATES. Hundreds of

posts there from people having problems with two of the .NET updates. Oops.

>

> Do you have the

>> balls?

>

> Now that's an interesting comment...rather childish and stupid but,

> obviously you don't have the "balls" or the money to even get Vista.

 

No need for Vista. You have yet to say why you "upgraded" and can't give

us one good reason for buying and installing Vista.

>

> In Windows, "complicated" really means "bloated".

>

> How would an ignorant linux loser like you know anything at all about

> Vista, seeing as how you don't even have it?

> Well...?

> Frank

 

If it walks like a duck ...

 

Alias

Alias wrote:

>

> You lie, as usual. .NET doesn't update for *anyone* just fine.

>

 

Oh really?

Is that what your linux loser troll friends over at open sores trash dot

ubuntu ng told you to say?

hehehe...and seeing as how you don't have Vista installed, how would you

know?

Truth is you don't, it did update just fine, thank you very much!

You appear to be getting very desperate in your assaults and insults

about Vista.

Is that due to the "losing feeling" you've got or that "flop sweat" you

feel running down the middle of your back, you ball less little creep...lol!

Frank

Alias wrote:

 

>

> You really are scared sh¡tless like Microsoft that there will be an en

> mass move to Ubuntu, aren't you?

 

OMG...you're delusion at best and totally ignorant at worst!

 

What's the matter are you scared you

> will lose all those customers of yours that need all the crap removed

> from their Windows sieves?

 

 

You're the desperate one who seems really scared that you don't have nor

can afford Vista.

Ever read the psycho crap you post?

I guess not.

Loser.

Frank