"HeyBub" <heybub******.com> wrote in message
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> SANTANDER wrote:
> >>
> >> It might be easier just to learn how to use Vista.... It is yet
> >> another version of Windows NT.
> >>
> >> Jim
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> >
> > is that case this is pure discrimination of non-Vista users.
>
> Huh? You bought it. The presumption is you wanted it. If you didn't want
> Vista, why did you buy it?
>
> > Vista uses much more system resources than Windows XP, more notebook
> > power. Why?
>
> One reason is to prevent fools from ruining their computer by implementing
> all sorts of malware. Another is to prevent said fools from trying to bother
> the rest of the internet. Most spams, for example, are sent by fools who
> don't even know they have a Trojan.
>
> > Advanced technologies must SAVE resources and Electric Power
> > Consumption, instead of increasing electric power consumption.
>
> What are you going to do with all these resources you save? Collect them and
> trade them with your friends?
>
> > I absolutely no need all this Vista "bells and whistles" which is
> > mainly m$ advertising, since XP can do all job that I need, and I am
> > not willing to pay micro$oft for it unthinking policy.
>
> It wasn't "Microsoft's unthinking policy," it was yours.
>
> YOU bought the machine.

With a crappy OS. ALL machines but a very small
percentage come with the worthless-as-pond-scum Vista installed.

When I bought my Sharp Actius a while back, it came with
a choice of W2K or XP on first boot. That flexibility seems to
have gone away.

The real reason(s) for Vista? Ramming ever more DRM down our
throats, making M$ even richer, forcing users to buy new hardware
to make hardware mgfrs. richer too.

It's not about the user at all (but it is about our bank account).


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