In article <5602355.4Nc2CraCIh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
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> Pirillo: Back on XP
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> | Vista completely blew up on me last week, and it was the latest
> | frustration in a string of problems I?ve had. I was using my
> | laptop fine at home one morning, and when I packed up to go to
> | work, I actually shut down rather than hibernated (which is
> | what I usually do). When I started up after getting to work, I
> | had a black background and all my applications treated
> | themselves as new installs.
> `----
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> http://www.lockergnome.com/nexus/deepfriedtech/2007/03/26/back-on-xp/
>
> Not interested in Vista part 2
>
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> | Overall I worked with a dozen of operating systems, all had their
> | bugs, their hangups, their guru-meditations, their blue-screens,
> | the need to reboot (warm or cold). But from all operating systems
> | Linux and certainly Mac OS/X the reboots can be counted on one
> | hand in a year. And the reboots are for kernel upgrades only.
> `----
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> http://mindthegeek.blogspot.com/2007/03/not-interested-in-vista-part-2.html
>
>
> One problem (among so many):
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> http://www.tabletquestions.com/pocket-pc-general/41545-windows-vista-usb-modem.html#195617
>
The problems with Vista are FAR from many little annoyances.
They demonstrate that windows is unstable and rotting down deep within
its core. It CAN'T be rpaired.
At the very least it should be quarantined, if not banned.
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