Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an incomplete

product, even though the operating system has been on the market for more

than a year.

 

Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in Seattle

yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved OS was "a work

in progress". According to reports, he also promised that Microsoft would

learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

No, Steve Ballmer did not say "Windows Vista is an incomplete product".

All operating systems are a "work in progress"....every single one!

 

The Wow is Now!

http://www.microsoft.com/india/vistasongs/WoW%20is%20Now%20-%20full%20song.mp3

 

--

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Microsoft MVP

Windows Desktop Experience -

Windows System & Performance

 

---------------------------------------------------------------

 

"Denis" wrote:

 

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an incomplete

product, even though the operating system has been on the market for more

than a year.

 

Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in Seattle

yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved OS was "a work

in progress". According to reports, he also promised that Microsoft would

learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

Denis wrote:

> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an

> incomplete product, even though the operating system has been on the

> market for more than a year.

>

> Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in

> Seattle yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved OS

> was "a work in progress". According to reports, he also promised that

> Microsoft would learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

 

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/359541_msftmvp18.html

 

And you can always sue MS for your money back, but would that be worth

the aggravation, especially since by the time the court rules, most

people will be using Windows 10?

 

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"kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknownuniverse.org> wrote in message

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> Denis wrote:

>

>> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an

>> incomplete product, even though the operating system has been on the

>> market for more than a year.

>>

>> Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in

>> Seattle yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved OS

>> was "a work in progress". According to reports, he also promised that

>> Microsoft would learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

>

> http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/359541_msftmvp18.html

>

> And you can always sue MS for your money back, but would that be worth

> the aggravation, especially since by the time the court rules, most

> people will be using Windows 10?

>

They would nail you for legal fees, and their legal team would ring up a lot

of hours on purpose to make sure they put you in the poor house when all was

said and done. All Microsoft operating systems have been "work in

progress". A currently stable version of Windows 2000 is SP4 and gets

updates from the web site every month. XP is SP2.

 

At this point in time, if you want stability, you can "downgrade" just

about any (maybe all) machines on the market to XP SP2 without any serious

problems.

 

Cheers,

 

Earle

Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

> No, Steve Ballmer did not say "Windows Vista is an incomplete product".

 

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/work+in+progress

 

http://www.answers.com/topic/work-in-progress?cat=biz-fin

 

http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/work-in-progress.html

 

http://financial-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Work+in+Progress+-+WIP

 

http://www.wordwebonline.com/en/WORKINPROGRESS

 

Unless you are claiming that Balmer is too stupid to know what "work in

progress" actually means, then he did mean that Vista is an incomplete

product by calling it a "work in progress."

> All operating systems are a "work in progress"....every single one!

 

Really? Or are they complete products that have flaws?

 

Do you really think Steve Jobs would be stupid enough to characterize OSX

as a "work in progress?"

> The Wow is Now!

> http://www.microsoft.com/india/vistasongs/WoW%20is%20Now%20-%20full%

20song.mp3

 

Vista should be shot and put out of our misery just for that assault to

the ears.

 

Though I do find it interesting that MS is hosting that abomination in

the mp3 format, not in their own wm format.

 

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Denis wrote:

> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an

> incomplete product, even though the operating system has been on the

> market for more than a year.

>

> Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in

> Seattle yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved OS

> was "a work in progress". According to reports, he also promised that

> Microsoft would learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

>

Big deal...life is a "work in progress'...!

Frank

Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress is

pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the name

'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can easily see

the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for the

'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

--

 

Mark L. Ferguson

..

 

"Earle Horton" <earleh_nospam_@live.com> wrote in message

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> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknownuniverse.org> wrote in message

> news:QH1Pj.8566$oB1.7277@fe57.usenetserver.com...

>> Denis wrote:

>>

>>> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an

>>> incomplete product, even though the operating system has been on the

>>> market for more than a year.

>>>

>>> Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in

>>> Seattle yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved OS

>>> was "a work in progress". According to reports, he also promised that

>>> Microsoft would learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

>>

>> http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/359541_msftmvp18.html

>>

>> And you can always sue MS for your money back, but would that be worth

>> the aggravation, especially since by the time the court rules, most

>> people will be using Windows 10?

>>

> They would nail you for legal fees, and their legal team would ring up a

> lot of hours on purpose to make sure they put you in the poor house when

> all was said and done. All Microsoft operating systems have been "work in

> progress". A currently stable version of Windows 2000 is SP4 and gets

> updates from the web site every month. XP is SP2.

>

> At this point in time, if you want stability, you can "downgrade" just

> about any (maybe all) machines on the market to XP SP2 without any serious

> problems.

>

> Cheers,

>

> Earle

Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress

> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the

> name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can

> easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for

> the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

 

Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might not

be so ugly.

 

Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

 

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Frank wrote:

> Denis wrote:

>> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an

>> incomplete product, even though the operating system has been on the

>> market for more than a year.

>>

>> Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in

>> Seattle yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved

>> OS was "a work in progress". According to reports, he also promised

>> that Microsoft would learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

>>

> Big deal...life is a "work in progress'...!

> Frank

 

In your case, your life is an accident that is continually happening.

 

Alias

Frank wrote:

> Denis wrote:

>> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an

>> incomplete product, even though the operating system has been on the

>> market for more than a year.

>>

>> Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in

>> Seattle yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved

>> OS was "a work in progress". According to reports, he also promised

>> that Microsoft would learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

>>

> Big deal...life is a "work in progress'...! Frank

 

Not all lives are a "work in progress," Frank.

 

You have definitely stopped working on your miserable existence.

 

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Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress

> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the

> name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can

> easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for

> the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

 

You mean like the idiots who felt that way over Windows Me? Personally,

I will never run Vista or 7 and hardly run XP anymore. I've moved on to

a real operating system, Ubuntu. Check it out at http://www.ubuntu.com

 

Alias

kurttrail wrote:

> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>

>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress

>> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the

>> name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can

>> easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for

>> the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>

> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might not

> be so ugly.

>

> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>

 

Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap and

a lot more bloat.

 

Alias

"Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

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> kurttrail wrote:

>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>

>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress

>>> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the

>>> name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can

>>> easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for

>>> the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>

>> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might not

>> be so ugly.

>>

>> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>>

>

> Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap and a

> lot more bloat.

>

> Alias

 

I'll bet they keep screwing up Ubuntu every 6 months. Free product that

nobody wants. Gotta be a pile.

"Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

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> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress

>> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the name

>> 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can easily see

>> the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for the

>> 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>

> You mean like the idiots who felt that way over Windows Me? Personally, I

> will never run Vista or 7 and hardly run XP anymore. I've moved on to a

> real operating system, Ubuntu. Check it out at http://www.ubuntu.com

>

> Alias

 

Yes, you moved to an OS that can only be used for E-Mail and Web Surfing.

Otherwise it is useless.

"Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

news:fuiddp$lb5$3@aioe.org...

> kurttrail wrote:

>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>

>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress

>>> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the

>>> name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can

>>> easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for

>>> the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>

>> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might not

>> be so ugly.

>>

>> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>>

>

> Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap and a

> lot more bloat.

>

> Alias

 

Yes. This DRM/HDMI stuff is enough to drive you to Linux.

 

But Alias, I would side with you. They haven't even really fully examined

or fixed Vista but are into full scale Win7 development. This tells me to

expect more of the same.

Alias wrote:

> kurttrail wrote:

>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>

>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that

>>> progress is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2

>>> XP', the name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind.

>>> I can easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are

>>> longing for the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>

>> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might

>> not be so ugly.

>>

>> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>>

>>

> Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap and

> a lot more bloat.

>

> Alias

 

If you take out "have more anti piracy crap and a lot more bloat," I'd

take that bet. Unless they tap GWBush as Balmer's replacement in 2009,

there is no way MS can make more mistakes than they did with Vista.

 

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Alias wrote:

> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>

>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that

>> progress is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2

>> XP', the name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind.

>> I can easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are

>> longing for the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>

>

> You mean like the idiots who felt that way over Windows Me? Personally,

> I will never run Vista or 7 and hardly run XP anymore. I've moved on to

> a real operating system, Ubuntu. Check it out at http://www.ubuntu.com

>

> Alias

 

Then why is your stupid, ignorant ass still in this Vista ng, huh?

Frank

"Frank" <fab@notspam.com> wrote in message

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> Denis wrote:

>> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has admitted that Windows Vista is an

>> incomplete product, even though the operating system has been on the

>> market for more than a year.

>>

>> Speaking at the firm's annual Most Valuable Professionals event in

>> Seattle yesterday, Big Steve told the gathered crowd that the unloved OS

>> was "a work in progress". According to reports, he also promised that

>> Microsoft would learn from the mistakes it has made with Vista.

>>

> Big deal...life is a "work in progress'...!

> Frank

 

While I do agree with you, life is a "work in progress". I would have

thought **if** commercial software was so freaking good, 5+ years in

development with many billions spent, Vista should have been much better

than it is.

 

But turns out many Linux distos have better quality and polish. Ubuntu is

fantastic this way. It also highlights that open source is the tortoise,

Microsoft is the hare.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare

Bill Yanaire wrote:

> "Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

> news:fuid83$lb5$2@aioe.org...

>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that

>>> progress is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2

>>> XP', the name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind.

>>> I can easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are

>>> longing for the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>

>> You mean like the idiots who felt that way over Windows Me? Personally,

>> I will never run Vista or 7 and hardly run XP anymore. I've moved on to

>> a real operating system, Ubuntu. Check it out at http://www.ubuntu.com

>>

>> Alias

>

> Yes, you moved to an OS that can only be used for E-Mail and Web

> Surfing.

 

Expect for Windows-based gaming, it does everything most home users would

want to do with their computers.

 

But you can't play PS3 games on an Xbox either, so it isn't an unusual

situation that one platform cannot play the games of another platform.

> Otherwise it is useless.

 

Yeah, your couple days of Linux experience makes you an authority on

uselessness.

 

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Bill Yanaire wrote:

> "Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

> news:fuiddp$lb5$3@aioe.org...

>> kurttrail wrote:

>>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>>

>>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that

>>>> progress is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2

>>>> XP', the name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to

>>>> mind. I can easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies

>>>> are longing for the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>>

>>> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might

>>> not be so ugly.

>>>

>>> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>>>

>>>

>> Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap

>> and a lot more bloat.

>>

>> Alias

>

> I'll bet they keep screwing up Ubuntu every 6 months.

 

By putting out a better OS every 6 months, they will make their older

versions look screwed up by comparison.

 

As opposed to MS that took nearly 6 years to make XP look good, by

putting out the turd that is Vista.

 

I think I'd rather have an OS developed on the former model, not the

latter.

> Free product that

> nobody wants.

 

Much better than paying mucho dinero for the turd that is Vista.

> Gotta be a pile.

 

Yes, and your first name is Gomer.

 

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Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>> You mean like the idiots who felt that way over Windows Me? Personally,

>> I will never run Vista or 7 and hardly run XP anymore. I've moved on to

>> a real operating system, Ubuntu. Check it out at http://www.ubuntu.com

>>

>> Alias

>

> Then why is your stupid, ignorant ass still in this Vista ng, huh? Frank

 

Because he still owns a copy of Vista, and wants to help others fix their

Vista problems in the same manner he did.

 

Why are you here, Frank, other than making a complete ass out of yourself

all the time?

 

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"kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknownuniverse.org> wrote in message

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> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>

>> "Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

>> news:fuid83$lb5$2@aioe.org...

>>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that

>>>> progress is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2

>>>> XP', the name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind.

>>>> I can easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are

>>>> longing for the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>>

>>> You mean like the idiots who felt that way over Windows Me? Personally,

>>> I will never run Vista or 7 and hardly run XP anymore. I've moved on to

>>> a real operating system, Ubuntu. Check it out at http://www.ubuntu.com

>>>

>>> Alias

>>

>> Yes, you moved to an OS that can only be used for E-Mail and Web

>> Surfing.

>

> Expect for Windows-based gaming, it does everything most home users would

> want to do with their computers.

>

> But you can't play PS3 games on an Xbox either, so it isn't an unusual

> situation that one platform cannot play the games of another platform.

>

>> Otherwise it is useless.

>

> Yeah, your couple days of Linux experience makes you an authority on

> uselessness.

>

 

No, but knowing that the majority of programs users want to run and Ubuntu

can't run them makes Ubuntu useless. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to

figure that out.

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"kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknownuniverse.org> wrote in message

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> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>

>> "Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

>> news:fuiddp$lb5$3@aioe.org...

>>> kurttrail wrote:

>>>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that

>>>>> progress is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2

>>>>> XP', the name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to

>>>>> mind. I can easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies

>>>>> are longing for the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>>>

>>>> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might

>>>> not be so ugly.

>>>>

>>>> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>>>>

>>>>

>>> Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap

>>> and a lot more bloat.

>>>

>>> Alias

>>

>> I'll bet they keep screwing up Ubuntu every 6 months.

>

> By putting out a better OS every 6 months, they will make their older

> versions look screwed up by comparison.

>

 

Better for who? Ubuntu still can't run the majority of programs that most

users need. They could release a new version every week and it still won't

matter. Remember, Ubuntu is FREE and the people are not rushing to it. I

guess the majority of people have come to the same conculusion. Ubuntu is a

pile. Not ready for prime time.

 

> As opposed to MS that took nearly 6 years to make XP look good, by

> putting out the turd that is Vista.

>

> I think I'd rather have an OS developed on the former model, not the

> latter.

>

>> Free product that

>> nobody wants.

>

> Much better than paying mucho dinero for the turd that is Vista.

>

>> Gotta be a pile.

>

> Yes, and your first name is Gomer.

>

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>

Bill Yanaire wrote:

> "Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

> news:fuiddp$lb5$3@aioe.org...

>> kurttrail wrote:

>>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>>

>>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that progress

>>>> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the

>>>> name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can

>>>> easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing for

>>>> the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might not

>>> be so ugly.

>>>

>>> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>>>

>> Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap and a

>> lot more bloat.

>>

>> Alias

>

> I'll bet they keep screwing up Ubuntu every 6 months. Free product that

> nobody wants. Gotta be a pile.

>

>

>

 

The new version, Hardy Heron, now does wireless out of the box. It does

most printers out of the box. It is not for geeks anymore. The fact that

you're too stupid to install Ubuntu writes volumes about you because

it's sooooooooooooooo easy to install.

 

And, you're very wrong about people not wanting it. I have three

machines sitting on a table install Ubuntu right now and ten more this

week. I can't keep up!

 

Alias

"Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

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> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>> "Alias" <iamalias@nukethisgmail.com> wrote in message

>> news:fuiddp$lb5$3@aioe.org...

>>> kurttrail wrote:

>>>> Mark L. Ferguson wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Yes, and the comparison to XP as something different from that

>>>>> progress

>>>>> is pretty funny. I think in looking for a name for 'pre SP2 XP', the

>>>>> name 'firewall-less self replicating zombie' springs to mind. I can

>>>>> easily see the future for the Win7, when the spambabies are longing

>>>>> for

>>>>> the 'versatility and beauty' of 'good old Vista'.

>>>> Well, by then Vista SP2 should be out, and maybe by then Vista might

>>>> not be so ugly.

>>>>

>>>> Though after Vista, I doubt MS will make as many mistakes with Win7.

>>>>

>>> Wanna bet? I bet they make more mistakes, have more anti piracy crap and

>>> a lot more bloat.

>>>

>>> Alias

>>

>> I'll bet they keep screwing up Ubuntu every 6 months. Free product that

>> nobody wants. Gotta be a pile.

>>

>>

>>

>

> The new version, Hardy Heron, now does wireless out of the box. It does

> most printers out of the box. It is not for geeks anymore. The fact that

> you're too stupid to install Ubuntu writes volumes about you because it's

> sooooooooooooooo easy to install.

 

Again being a Ubuntu user you can't remember things and keep posting things

that are not true. That is your way of justifying Ubuntu. We all know that

Ubuntu is a piece of crap. I keep telling you time and time again that I

had a successful install of Ubuntu. I evaluated Ubuntu and found it to a

piece of crap. Just like millions of others who get this FREE product and

discard it. You are too stupid to figure that out. That speaks volumes

about YOU. Especially when you are so hard up to try and preach Ubuntu to

the vista users. Get a life.

>

> And, you're very wrong about people not wanting it. I have three machines

> sitting on a table install Ubuntu right now and ten more this week. I

> can't keep up!

>

> Alias