If you’ve followed my blog for a while, then you might remember my Windows XP vs. Vista series. It...
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How 4sysops readers like Windows Vista and Windows 7

My “Vista goodbye” article evoked emotions among some 4sysops readers. Publicly defending Vista is still a dangerous thing to...
Seven reasons why IT Pros who skipped Vista should regret it now

In a few weeks, Vista will be history. Even though, it will still be running for quite some time...
Windows 7 is what Windows Vista should have been?

Long-term readers might remember my rants against all these Vista bashers out there. It is time for yet another...
Why I am a fat PC

You probably know Microsoft's "I am a PC" marketing campaign. While I was playing with Windows 7's new ISO...
The risks of skipping Windows Vista

There is no doubt that Windows 7 has gotten much better feedback than Windows Vista. As such, many organizations...
Will there be Windows 7 bashing?

Windows 7 might come out much earlier than many expected (including me). If what several new sites have published...
Forrester survey: Already 8.8 percent of enterprise users have Vista installed

The Vista bashing campaign continues, so I can't help myself and blog about it again. Computerworld presents new data...
Vista’s adoption rate is faster than Windows XP’s – The latest Gartner forecast – What is wrong with our media?

During research for my series on Vista vs. Windows XP, I stumbled across an article at ChanelWeb that claimed...
Windows XP vs. Windows Vista – Future proofing

In his last post, Kennedy discusses an interesting point that no other Vista bashing article has addressed so far....
Is Vista less secure than Windows 2000? How the Vista bashing industry works

When I started reading my RSS feeds this morning, one of the first headings that caught my attention was...
Windows Vista vs. Windows XP – Systems Management

This is the second article in my series about the Vista v. Windows XP issue. In my last post...
Paul Thurrott: Vista is the most compatible Windows version

Paul Thurrott published a new review about Vista SP1. I covered many of the things he said in several...
Happy Birthday Windows Vista

Todd Bishop hosts the birthday party. He invited a couple of interesting people, not all of them came to...
Vista seems to be a great success – Why Microsoft’s competitors own the applause

Considering the bad and often unfair press that Vista got during the last months, it must surprise many that...
Vista SP1 Beta released to 12,000 testers – Mike Nash responds to Vista critics

12,000 private testers received Vista SP1. Although there is much stir in the blogosphere and on the news sites...
Vista burns laptop hard disks – Failure eight times higher than under XP

I just read in the German print magazine IT Administrator (08/2007, p. 12-13) that Vista heats-up hard disks more...
Well okay, Vista does lose users

Last month, I wrote an article where I doubted that Vista loses users. Today, I read on Cnet that...
Windows Update silently replaces files – Is Microsoft’s explanation plausible?

It is the number one topic for the last two days in the tech blogosphere. Microsoft changed some files...
Why Windows Vista doesn’t lose users

These days, I often read that Vista skeptics are gaining the upper hand. For example this PC World article...