Yeah.. just provide ballmer and company the link to the blog.. he will appreciate it… and probably like to meet the ilektran personally.. and add his comment as the customer testimonial feedback..

But then i dont want to take the credit out of ilektran comment he addressed it quite fairly in his comment..

cheers!!

Computer Support, I like tough work.

Ilektran, >>“It’s too hot.” “Now it’s too cold.” Shut-up and eat your dinner.< < This one made me really laugh. I suppose this is something Ballmer wants to shout out loud sometimes. Maybe he doses when he is in his office and plays with his chairs. I am also thinking of running Server 2008 as a workstation because of Hyper-V.

What gets me is that now it is the same criticizing journalists (or at least seems to be) that are now complaining that it’s too much security. “It’s too hot.” “Now it’s too cold.” Shut-up and eat your dinner. These are likely also the ones that complained about XP when it first came out saying that the user interface was too glitzy and the OS was too bloated and slow on the then current hardware.

I, for one, feel that Vista was a necessary step. It may not be perfect, but nothing ever is. I’ve been running it for a year-and-a-half in 32-bit and 64-bit on three different hardware configurations that are at most two years old without any issues in hardware compatibility or, for the most part, software compatibility. Only major issue I had was finding a 64-bit printer driver that was quickly remedied.

Now I plan on running Server 2008 as a workstation for the increased performance. I can only expect that Microsoft will take the performance gains from Server 2008 and apply them to Win 7.

I understand that in order to get something done about an issue that is concerning you, you often times have to be loud and irritating before anything is done, but for the most part I feel that the complaints about Vista are out of sheer ignorance, uncomfortableness, peer-preasure, or fear.

Also entitled has one of the Technology Mishap of the Decade..

But keep it going may u be able to uplift the thing for microsoft what even they were not able to get along

UAC is a great feature in vista,as it is the new firewall. the ability to scan inbound and outbound connections with the firewall is just great. the way vista manage user accounts is much better also. registry visualization and path redirection are some hidden goodies that Kennedy probably does not know about.

I don’t know Mick but there are people that just like to refuse to embrace new things and they whine about about anything they can to justify it. as for me I’m really happy using windows vista as I do with XP..