This is the answer, fat morons like this who sit in front of there computer
all day writing B.S. essays about there life story in a technical support
forum.

"jmathers" <jm********.com> wrote in message
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> Isn't that what Bill said? And who the heck was doing the testing?
> Must have been the same people that are taking care of most technical
> support issues these daze.
> I can not believe that Visual Studio 2005 SP1 behaves the way it does
> in Vista; its a joke. Yeah, I know, there's a Beta patch for Vista
> users; and why would I apply anything Beta from Microsoft, when the
> production/live stuff doesn't work worth a crap. Currently I am dead
> in the water waiting for the VS patch for Vista, and all because I
> decided to upgrade to Vista. Wish I could get my money back. Funny
> thing is, I downloaded and ran the Vista upgrade advisor program that
> was supposed to tell me about these issues. Never reported a single
> issue until I actually started the upgrade process, then it told me
> that I needed to uninstall a number of programs. Visual Studio wasn't
> one of them. THe upgrade advisor never told me that the upgrade was
> going to throw away my current printer drivers, because there are no
> supported drivers for a printer I bought 1 year ago. HP has told me
> they will support the printer, it might be a while though. I guess
> everybody was in the dark here about when people might actually need
> this stuff.
>
> Its great to see all the old problems I used to experience, suddenly
> reappear. Like clicking on the recycle bin, emptying the trash, but
> the list stays there, although it says it emptied the trash.
>
> Is the UAC for real? I would imagine 99.9% of the users have turned
> this crap off. Is it OK to do this on virtually everything you try
> and do. I feel like my mother is watching and approving everything I
> do.
>
> Are users expected to debug the few gadgets that are out there? I
> have downloaded several of these and end up with errors when I reboot,
> asking me if I want to debug... Why the heck would I want a Weather
> gadget that never seems to update. What am I supposed to do with this
> debug information; maybe actually fix the Gadget? I know what
> happened; the people who worked on the OS also wrote some Gadgets!
>
> I'm not sure how to fix the IE message "The current web page is trying
> to open a site in your trusted sites" message. Jeez, I am on a
> Microsoft web site trying to look at the Gadgets. Love the navigation
> there also. I am looking for the new stuff, so maybe selecting last
> record and working backwards will work; NOT.
>
> I want names and numbers for the people responsible for this atrocity
> called Vista![/color]

What make me really sucks when I hear something about Linux?

philosophic:
-When I read essays like this, very curio but I can't confirm only one of
this issues, I guess a lot of this posting is the result of hear some
problems from other peoples.
-Why I can read this essays? I am a little bit surprised at this point. Why
these peoples install MS products if Linux is perfect?
-I hear the same grouse from Linux fans against MS products since over ten
years, and no, sorry, they come always with the same arguments, only a few
companies write linuxsoftware or hardwaredrivers, but please be serious,
since ten years? AND why I can find a lot of software/driver for MACs from
the same companies? Somnething other must be wrong with Linux<=>companies in
my opinion, the market increase since this ten years and no more support?
They should ask why...
-Some of the security arguments why Linux SHOULD be better, is in my opinon
Linux on his own, who nerd realy want to write "bad software" for Linux?
No-one use it..., I am sure, imagine that 45% use Windows 45% use Linux 10%
MAC/others, in this case security<=>Linuy must be new defined.

technical:
-Linux is ONE OS? Which distru I should use? Which package from which distru
I can/should install on my distru? Why there are so many diffrents? That
make the things not realy easier for new users.
-I am to dumb and layz for Linux, I want an easy system, but I want NOT
fiddle around with a texteditor in some setting files, it's nice to see that
I adjust Linux better for my needs, but why I MUST do this sometimes?
-In this software I must click here to do some things in another software I
must click at a completly other location to do the same things. I miss some
standards for the GUI sometimes.
-Yes I know the following argument is not realy against Linux, but I have
this problem only with Linux... I can recived nearly any kind of files from
my friends with windows and can read it or do some thing with it, but Linux?
When someone send me an excel sheet I must reboot it and read it in
MS-Office, because OpenOffice scramble the tables completly. Yes I know this
is not primary a problem for Linux, because why this friend not send me an
OpenOffice table, but I always find a software/viewer/program if someone
send me a Linux specific file and I can open it in windows, but the other
direction?

-I could write more things why I have mot installed Linux on my system, but
I stop here...

Peter

Linux is better u pisshead


"Peter Flindt" <wayne-interessierts********.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:0F8ECB50-1354-4804-AD32-C9A86B7ED352@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> What make me really sucks when I hear something about Linux?
>
> philosophic:
> -When I read essays like this, very curio but I can't confirm only one of
> this issues, I guess a lot of this posting is the result of hear some
> problems from other peoples.
> -Why I can read this essays? I am a little bit surprised at this point.
> Why these peoples install MS products if Linux is perfect?
> -I hear the same grouse from Linux fans against MS products since over ten
> years, and no, sorry, they come always with the same arguments, only a few
> companies write linuxsoftware or hardwaredrivers, but please be serious,
> since ten years? AND why I can find a lot of software/driver for MACs from
> the same companies? Somnething other must be wrong with Linux<=>companies
> in my opinion, the market increase since this ten years and no more
> support? They should ask why...
> -Some of the security arguments why Linux SHOULD be better, is in my
> opinon Linux on his own, who nerd realy want to write "bad software" for
> Linux? No-one use it..., I am sure, imagine that 45% use Windows 45% use
> Linux 10% MAC/others, in this case security<=>Linuy must be new defined.
>
> technical:
> -Linux is ONE OS? Which distru I should use? Which package from which
> distru I can/should install on my distru? Why there are so many diffrents?
> That make the things not realy easier for new users.
> -I am to dumb and layz for Linux, I want an easy system, but I want NOT
> fiddle around with a texteditor in some setting files, it's nice to see
> that I adjust Linux better for my needs, but why I MUST do this sometimes?
> -In this software I must click here to do some things in another software
> I must click at a completly other location to do the same things. I miss
> some standards for the GUI sometimes.
> -Yes I know the following argument is not realy against Linux, but I have
> this problem only with Linux... I can recived nearly any kind of files
> from my friends with windows and can read it or do some thing with it, but
> Linux? When someone send me an excel sheet I must reboot it and read it in
> MS-Office, because OpenOffice scramble the tables completly. Yes I know
> this is not primary a problem for Linux, because why this friend not send
> me an OpenOffice table, but I always find a software/viewer/program if
> someone send me a Linux specific file and I can open it in windows, but
> the other direction?
>
> -I could write more things why I have mot installed Linux on my system,
> but I stop here...
>
> Peter
>
>[/color]

> Linux is better u pisshead


Get a job.

"Christian Niehaus" <evaniehaus@arcor.de> wrote in message
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> Linux is better u pisshead[/color]

And why you post here? Seems to me you have Vista installed...