Yet more damnation of Vista
 

BBC NEWS | Technology | Vista gives a view of a new world

So your HD movies won't work and they can delete anything they deem 'unwanted'

Sound just dandy.....


NOT


I hope you all look forward to your rights being removed inch by inch.

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my fella just put me back on vista! i didnt ask him 2!

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best move you made, Ubunbtu would have been better :)

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i was on ghostys xp... no idea what any of this means! woke up this morning and i am back on vista, says he found a patch that fixes the problems...

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I have been wondering about the suitability of vista for our offices, I think the 2 I have are going to be changed, they have all the business data on them, I already copy it daily for security against crashing and losing the information, I wonder if I could sue microsoft if it deleted our database?

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TBH no you didn't

seriously look into getting a free 'upgrade' to XP if I was you.

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My rule of thumb is never to change to a new Microsoft OS for at least 5 years from it's release date. This DOS 3.3 is just fine for the moment :)

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heh, at least ity works
:D

or stay safe with Linux!!! :D

No such thing as consumer ready Vista IMHO


derek,
You have no chance, they tell you to backup so its our fault if you don't......... IMHO don't move till you have to.

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that is teh problem, even though its crap MS have locked all teh suppliers into delivering vista so they can claim to hot their targets.

be afraid, be very afraid

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I'm sure I'll survive Ian. :D

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not Vista you won't :D


Even I didn't get out unhurt

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double post!

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Can you really call Linux as consumer ready?