Vista Tutorial - Vista versus XP

Today a suggestive article in Marke****ch.com mentioned the demise of Vista
operating systems. It was pointed out that this is unlikely due to the
overwhelming brilliant and costly staff who developed and marketed this
costly venture.

I am suggesting a more practical approach to this situation. Buy Apple.
The message is clear. Big business is unbending in their approach to this
software. The Lemming approach is in high gear.

So for the Barack Obama movement in operating software to take hold, you
need the candidate. Treasure your XP (A statement I thought I would never
utter) and move to the most logical system available. Apple OS is bought in
quantity will send a message to the bottom line that Microsoft recognizes,
shareholder value.

Meanwhile to all you Vista supporters, keep up the good work, you will
surely help the cause.

All Apple has to do is release the OS with the built in BIOS kludge . . .

Whenever you want to understand stupidity ponder why Apple never released
its OS for use outside its overpriced/underpowered boxes.

Nogginsaked wrote:Well.... it sorta did that with the Darwin Project:

<http://www.apple.com/opensource/>

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Canuck57 wrote:I think that the OP was saying that the consumers should buy Apple
products, not that MS should buy Apple. I read it that way the first
time too.

gls858

I've been running both Vista x64 and x86 (not manufactures OEM's) for over a year now with no problems. The problem lies with the manufacturers and not Vista. My brother bought a new Vista notebook about a month ago and after 2 or 3 weeks of nothing but problems he sent me an email complaining about Vista. I told him to get a copy of the real OS, as opposed to the venders install, format the hard drive and install Vista. That was a week ago and he now loves Vista.
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"Tfullertonsr" <Tfullertonsr@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:4C889D33-0748-42E3-ACEA-DFDEB31FE66B@xxxxxx

"Canuck57" <dave-no_spam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:jR0Vj.256576$pM4.253806@xxxxxxWhat has that got to do with M$?
You go out and buy a machine with a vendor supplied and supported OS called
Vista and then go out and buy another retail OS called vista.
THe correct approach would be to get the supplier of the original OS to fix
it as they should do.
If they can't tell them to refund the machine and buy a Samsung.

I can agree with you...
I have a "unmodified" version of Windows Vista and it works great.
Somebody I know bought a Dell laptop and it's version of Windows Vista was a bit modified by Dell and that's created a lot of problems....

"David A. Spicer" <vista_ultimate_fan@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:3B50A226-E725-41A0-A86C-06A6C78C7EF4@xxxxxx
I've been running both Vista x64 and x86 (not manufactures OEM's) for over a year now with no problems. The problem lies with the manufacturers and not Vista. My brother bought a new Vista notebook about a month ago and after 2 or 3 weeks of nothing but problems he sent me an email complaining about Vista. I told him to get a copy of the real OS, as opposed to the venders install, format the hard drive and install Vista. That was a week ago and he now loves Vista.
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"Tfullertonsr" <Tfullertonsr@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:4C889D33-0748-42E3-ACEA-DFDEB31FE66B@xxxxxx