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Re: Why is Vista so buggy?
Well as we know, Vista is a ways from completion.
The most obvious problems will most certainly be
driver issues. Working your way around in Vista
shall and will be a somewhat of a task compaired
to prior operating systems as we see the newsgroups
fill up qiuck. This is only to be expected.
Beta is geekspeak for "not finished yet.". All in time.
"Colin Barnhorst" <colinbarharst(remove)@msn.com> wrote in message
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> This question keeps appearing in this and other ng's. I found the
> following to be a very apt description of why bugswatting in Vista is so
> tough:
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> "Compared to the initial release of Windows XP, the sheer amount of
> different hardware to be supported, as well as the almost infinite
> combinations of hardware is proving to be quite a challenge for Microsoft
> as well as the hardware vendors. One of the biggest hurdles to be faced
> lies in the fact that it is impossible to find bugs, when certain hardware
> does not work...."
>
> I took it from PROneTworks Vista Newsletter Vol. 1, Issue 55, just
> released.
>
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