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Story: Windows Vista: a first look
Posted by: Niki (Saturday 20 August 2005, 1:53 PM)
Well, Something bother me : if they "borrow" so much stuff to Linux and Mac OS X, why don't take the original, which has a lot more experience dealing with that ? I think it should be wise to wait a little more...
(Well, for me, I still use 'older' versions of it : DOS 7.10 (in GPL !!) and Windows 98 ; ok, that's just for playing video games since I have Debian and Mandrake LE, too... But I'd rather use WinLSD or XP pro than a brand new one, which will probably stay in a kind of unfinished state for a certain time, like some other products : look at Win98 (with the SE) and WinXP (with SP1, SP2,...))
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Story: Windows Vista: a first look
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A couple of quick comments regarding XP having not... Nygel Nevins -
Windows ME is very cool!!! Anonymous -
personnaly i like sheperds pie with a glass o... Mike Vinton
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" Windows 2000 remains the preferred environment,... Anonymous
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"What tipped you off that they were unsuccess... Tick
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Longhorn cheddar cheese> Kraft Velveeta American p... U.K.Sucks-Limes
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Well, Something bother me : if they "borrow"... Niki -
I like the UK ZDnet's style compared to the US .co... Samuel, UK
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Yes Windows Vista will be the greatest ever. Again... Arthur B.
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The guy who posted second is a bit thick.
""W... Myles
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Vista is just a mix of concepts and ideas borrowed... Anonymous
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I agree to what the previous guy said about v... Anonymous
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Will it be Stable and user friendly,As some in the... Alan
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Yeah!
Windows Sucks!! Anonymous
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Micorsoft does it again with the new Vista! A... Anonymous
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I only doubt that it doesnt turn up to be a rich g... Rouhan Ahluwalia
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As long as ERROR REPORTING causes hours of lost wo... J Shubs
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