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Re: Should Microsoft Throw Away Vista?

____/ nessuno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on Wednesday 21 May 2008 16:28 : \____

> <Quote>
> Throw Vista away. That's what my colleagues at our fellow IDG
> publication InfoWorld have now argued that Microsoft  should do. Give
> it a dignified resting place..."Microsoft should toss Vista in the
> trash..."  writes InfoWorld executive editor Galen Gruman...
> </Quote>
> 
> http://advice.cio.com/laurianne_mclaughlin/should_microsoft_throw_away_vista


Deja vu:

Former Windows Developer Trashes Windows Vista, Gets Slapped, Falls Back in
Line                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

,----[ Quote ]
| Alec Saunders, a former Senior Product Manager at Microsoft Canada, had a 
| bone to pick with Windows Vista.  
`----

http://soft-vn.net/windows/former-windows-developer-trashes-windows-vista-gets-slapped-falls-back-in-line/20079348-11536.aspx

This one is old also:

Blog: Should Microsoft Throw Away Vista?

,----[ Quote ]
| Throw Vista away. That's what many have now argued that Microsoft should do. 
| Give it a dignified resting place, as a stepping-stone OS, and come up with a 
| replacement that's more sensible for enterprise IT. There is historical 
| precedent in the consumer OS space for such a move; look at Windows ME and 
| how it became a footnote in Microsoft history.    
| 
| "Microsoft should toss Vista in the trash, as the company did with Windows 
| Millennium eight years ago, then issue a Windows XP Second Edition (as it did 
| with Windows 98 eight years ago) that capitalizes on some of Vista's key 
| benefits.  
`----

http://www.cio.com.au/index.php/id;1952707477

At least it's called "Trash" and not "My Trash". They should rename
Vista "Windows XP Trash Edition", which can be upgraded to "Home Edition" for
a fee (OEMs wrongly call this 'downgrade' because Microsoft forced them to).

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