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Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
On Mar 24, 1:41*pm, "JimH" wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in messagenews:oN6dnRjYxMO6fHranZ2dnUVZ_hOdnZ2d@comca st.com... HK wrote: John wrote: LOL I do support and had customer complaining that when he upgraded code on our equipment some of his windows 98 quit working.... * * "jamesgangnc" * * wrote in ... * * MS has about some version of it's os on about 90% of all the * * personal computers. *That is hundreds of millions of installations. There will always be people that have some combination of hardward * * and other software that ms did not anticipate and will cause the * * operation system to do something wrong. * * * * *At the same time lots of organizations will delay implementing a new * * ms operating system. *It generally has a lot more to do with their * * technical staff being familiar with the new software or their in * * house applications not being ready for the new os than problems. Though some will complain about the problems in the new os as well. * * * * *That is not a new phenomenon. *It has been happening since windows * * 3.1. *As every version has matured the problems have declined. Simply because of the sheer volume of installations problems get * * more press that the other os'. *For everyone with a problem there * * are 10s of thousands that have no problems at all. *Vista is close * * to reaching the 100 million install mark. *Obviously it is not a crisis. I spent about an hour this past weekend reading about some of the problems *some* Apple users are having with the latest release of OS X, aka Leopard. Some Apple folk are having some serious issues. My guess is that if Apple had the same sized user base for its operating systems as Microsoft does, and if those Apple users were similar to Windows users, the number and seriousness of problems would be similar. If memory serves, I read where Apple has under 5% market share of desktop PC operating systems. This used to be a boater newsgroup. There's no requirement that posters here have any knowledge of a computer OS or in fact have a boat. We have plenty of boatless posters here who also present as too slow to use a computer, too. I wonder who started the discussion on how GREAT Vista was? *Ohhhh yeah, now I remember, it was Harry Krause. *You are just upset because most people don't think it offers any advantages over WinXP, but definitely has a ton of bugs that MS has not been worked out. *Univ. of Penn IT dept. does not recommend Vista and does not recommend Vista SP1. ZDNet conducted a survey and 80% of the IT depts. said they had will NOT be updating to Vista, and they will continue using the same OS they currently are using. Why do you have a problem with what OS another person may be using?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista. |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
JimH wrote:
wrote in message ... On Mar 24, 1:41 pm, "JimH" wrote: "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in messagenews:oN6dnRjYxMO6fHranZ2dnUVZ_hOdnZ2d@comca st.com... HK wrote: John wrote: LOL I do support and had customer complaining that when he upgraded code on our equipment some of his windows 98 quit working.... "jamesgangnc" wrote in ... MS has about some version of it's os on about 90% of all the personal computers. That is hundreds of millions of installations. There will always be people that have some combination of hardward and other software that ms did not anticipate and will cause the operation system to do something wrong. At the same time lots of organizations will delay implementing a new ms operating system. It generally has a lot more to do with their technical staff being familiar with the new software or their in house applications not being ready for the new os than problems. Though some will complain about the problems in the new os as well. That is not a new phenomenon. It has been happening since windows 3.1. As every version has matured the problems have declined. Simply because of the sheer volume of installations problems get more press that the other os'. For everyone with a problem there are 10s of thousands that have no problems at all. Vista is close to reaching the 100 million install mark. Obviously it is not a crisis. I spent about an hour this past weekend reading about some of the problems *some* Apple users are having with the latest release of OS X, aka Leopard. Some Apple folk are having some serious issues. My guess is that if Apple had the same sized user base for its operating systems as Microsoft does, and if those Apple users were similar to Windows users, the number and seriousness of problems would be similar. If memory serves, I read where Apple has under 5% market share of desktop PC operating systems. This used to be a boater newsgroup. There's no requirement that posters here have any knowledge of a computer OS or in fact have a boat. We have plenty of boatless posters here who also present as too slow to use a computer, too. I wonder who started the discussion on how GREAT Vista was? Ohhhh yeah, now I remember, it was Harry Krause. You are just upset because most people don't think it offers any advantages over WinXP, but definitely has a ton of bugs that MS has not been worked out. Univ. of Penn IT dept. does not recommend Vista and does not recommend Vista SP1. ZDNet conducted a survey and 80% of the IT depts. said they had will NOT be updating to Vista, and they will continue using the same OS they currently are using. Why do you have a problem with what OS another person may be using?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista. ============ My son is not having any problem with it, nor are most users of VISTA in a couple of computer forums I visit. Your son probably doesn't spend much time brewing beer or smoking marijuana. :) |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
On Mar 24, 2:12*pm, "JimH" wrote:
wrote in message ... On Mar 24, 1:41 pm, "JimH" wrote: "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in messagenews:oN6dnRjYxMO6fHranZ2dnUVZ_hOdnZ2d@comca st.com... HK wrote: John wrote: LOL I do support and had customer complaining that when he upgraded code on our equipment some of his windows 98 quit working.... "jamesgangnc" wrote in ... MS has about some version of it's os on about 90% of all the personal computers. That is hundreds of millions of installations. There will always be people that have some combination of hardward and other software that ms did not anticipate and will cause the operation system to do something wrong. At the same time lots of organizations will delay implementing a new ms operating system. It generally has a lot more to do with their technical staff being familiar with the new software or their in house applications not being ready for the new os than problems. Though some will complain about the problems in the new os as well. That is not a new phenomenon. It has been happening since windows 3.1. As every version has matured the problems have declined. Simply because of the sheer volume of installations problems get more press that the other os'. For everyone with a problem there are 10s of thousands that have no problems at all. Vista is close to reaching the 100 million install mark. Obviously it is not a crisis. I spent about an hour this past weekend reading about some of the problems *some* Apple users are having with the latest release of OS X, aka Leopard. Some Apple folk are having some serious issues. My guess is that if Apple had the same sized user base for its operating systems as Microsoft does, and if those Apple users were similar to Windows users, the number and seriousness of problems would be similar. If memory serves, I read where Apple has under 5% market share of desktop PC operating systems. This used to be a boater newsgroup. There's no requirement that posters here have any knowledge of a computer OS or in fact have a boat. We have plenty of boatless posters here who also present as too slow to use a computer, too. I wonder who started the discussion on how GREAT Vista was? Ohhhh yeah, now I remember, it was Harry Krause. You are just upset because most people don't think it offers any advantages over WinXP, but definitely has a ton of bugs that MS has not been worked out. Univ. of Penn IT dept. does not recommend Vista and does not recommend Vista SP1. ZDNet conducted a survey and 80% of the IT depts. said they had will NOT be updating to Vista, and they will continue using the same OS they currently are using. Why do you have a problem with what OS another person may be using?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista. ============ My son is not having any problem with it, nor are most users of VISTA in a couple of computer forums I visit.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would guess not, what with digging ditches and all. http://www.theinquirer.net/en/inquir...-vista-failure http://badvista.fsf.org/rss_manager....21.0028080323/ http://www.computerworld.com/action/...cleId=1099 25 http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,14...n/article.html http://www.garagespin.com/archives/m...hree-acts.html http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/softwar...9272810,00.htm http://news.softpedia.com/news/Micro...ed-78198.shtml http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columni...problems_N.htm http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/m...ves/132891.asp Which of these do you and your son know more about computers than? |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
On Mar 24, 12:49*pm, HK wrote:
JimH wrote: "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message ... HK wrote: John wrote: LOL I do support and had customer complaining that when he upgraded code on our equipment some of his windows 98 quit working.... * * "jamesgangnc" * * wrote in ... * * MS has about some version of it's os on about 90% of all the * * personal computers. *That is hundreds of millions of installations. There will always be people that have some combination of hardward * * and other software that ms did not anticipate and will cause the * * operation system to do something wrong. * * * * *At the same time lots of organizations will delay implementing a new * * ms operating system. *It generally has a lot more to do with their * * technical staff being familiar with the new software or their in * * house applications not being ready for the new os than problems. Though some will complain about the problems in the new os as well. * * * * *That is not a new phenomenon. *It has been happening since windows * * 3.1. *As every version has matured the problems have declined. Simply because of the sheer volume of installations problems get * * more press that the other os'. *For everyone with a problem there * * are 10s of thousands that have no problems at all. *Vista is close * * to reaching the 100 million install mark. *Obviously it is not a crisis. I spent about an hour this past weekend reading about some of the problems *some* Apple users are having with the latest release of OS X, aka Leopard. Some Apple folk are having some serious issues. My guess is that if Apple had the same sized user base for its operating systems as Microsoft does, and if those Apple users were similar to Windows users, the number and seriousness of problems would be similar. If memory serves, I read where Apple has under 5% market share of desktop PC operating systems. This used to be a boater newsgroup. There's no requirement that posters here have any knowledge of a computer OS or in fact have a boat. We have plenty of boatless posters here who also present as too slow to use a computer, too. I wonder who started the discussion on how GREAT Vista was? *Ohhhh yeah, now I remember, it was Harry Krause. *You are just upset because most people don't think it offers any advantages over WinXP, but definitely has a ton of bugs that MS has not been worked out. *Univ. of Penn IT dept.. does not recommend Vista and does not recommend Vista SP1. ZDNet conducted a survey and 80% of the IT depts. said they had will NOT be updating to Vista, and they will continue using the same OS they currently are using. Why do you have a problem with what OS another person may be using? Because he doesn't like me or your son, *and* he is in no position to discuss boats.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - hey Harry, Do you ever wonder about your son? |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
On Mar 24, 2:54*pm, "JimH" wrote:
wrote in message ... On Mar 24, 2:12 pm, "JimH" wrote: wrote in message ... On Mar 24, 1:41 pm, "JimH" wrote: "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in messagenews:oN6dnRjYxMO6fHranZ2dnUVZ_hOdnZ2d@comca st.com... HK wrote: John wrote: LOL I do support and had customer complaining that when he upgraded code on our equipment some of his windows 98 quit working.... "jamesgangnc" wrote in ... MS has about some version of it's os on about 90% of all the personal computers. That is hundreds of millions of installations. There will always be people that have some combination of hardward and other software that ms did not anticipate and will cause the operation system to do something wrong. At the same time lots of organizations will delay implementing a new ms operating system. It generally has a lot more to do with their technical staff being familiar with the new software or their in house applications not being ready for the new os than problems. Though some will complain about the problems in the new os as well.. That is not a new phenomenon. It has been happening since windows 3.1. As every version has matured the problems have declined. Simply because of the sheer volume of installations problems get more press that the other os'. For everyone with a problem there are 10s of thousands that have no problems at all. Vista is close to reaching the 100 million install mark. Obviously it is not a crisis. I spent about an hour this past weekend reading about some of the problems *some* Apple users are having with the latest release of OS X, aka Leopard. Some Apple folk are having some serious issues. My guess is that if Apple had the same sized user base for its operating systems as Microsoft does, and if those Apple users were similar to Windows users, the number and seriousness of problems would be similar. If memory serves, I read where Apple has under 5% market share of desktop PC operating systems. This used to be a boater newsgroup. There's no requirement that posters here have any knowledge of a computer OS or in fact have a boat. We have plenty of boatless posters here who also present as too slow to use a computer, too. I wonder who started the discussion on how GREAT Vista was? Ohhhh yeah, now I remember, it was Harry Krause. You are just upset because most people don't think it offers any advantages over WinXP, but definitely has a ton of bugs that MS has not been worked out. Univ. of Penn IT dept.. does not recommend Vista and does not recommend Vista SP1. ZDNet conducted a survey and 80% of the IT depts. said they had will NOT be updating to Vista, and they will continue using the same OS they currently are using. Why do you have a problem with what OS another person may be using?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista. ============ My son is not having any problem with it, nor are most users of VISTA in a couple of computer forums I visit.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would guess not, what with digging ditches and all. http://www.theinquirer.net/en/inquir...microsoft-admi... http://badvista.fsf.org/rss_manager....709/2007-04-21.... http://www.computerworld.com/action/...viewArticleBas... http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,14...n/article.html http://www.garagespin.com/archives/m...ta-stinks-trag... http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/softwar...its-to-Vista-f... http://news.softpedia.com/news/Micro...lower-than-XP-... http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columni...7-03-02-vista-... http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/m...ves/132891.asp Which of these do you and your son know more about computers than? =================== You just don't get it. * *HE* is not having a problem with it. I will ask you the same question I asked Reggie...........Why are you so worried about what others use as their OS?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista, not Reggie or I. |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
JimH wrote:
wrote in message ... On Mar 24, 2:54 pm, "JimH" wrote: wrote in message ... On Mar 24, 2:12 pm, "JimH" wrote: wrote in message ... On Mar 24, 1:41 pm, "JimH" wrote: "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in messagenews:oN6dnRjYxMO6fHranZ2dnUVZ_hOdnZ2d@comca st.com... HK wrote: John wrote: LOL I do support and had customer complaining that when he upgraded code on our equipment some of his windows 98 quit working.... "jamesgangnc" wrote in ... MS has about some version of it's os on about 90% of all the personal computers. That is hundreds of millions of installations. There will always be people that have some combination of hardward and other software that ms did not anticipate and will cause the operation system to do something wrong. At the same time lots of organizations will delay implementing a new ms operating system. It generally has a lot more to do with their technical staff being familiar with the new software or their in house applications not being ready for the new os than problems. Though some will complain about the problems in the new os as well. That is not a new phenomenon. It has been happening since windows 3.1. As every version has matured the problems have declined. Simply because of the sheer volume of installations problems get more press that the other os'. For everyone with a problem there are 10s of thousands that have no problems at all. Vista is close to reaching the 100 million install mark. Obviously it is not a crisis. I spent about an hour this past weekend reading about some of the problems *some* Apple users are having with the latest release of OS X, aka Leopard. Some Apple folk are having some serious issues. My guess is that if Apple had the same sized user base for its operating systems as Microsoft does, and if those Apple users were similar to Windows users, the number and seriousness of problems would be similar. If memory serves, I read where Apple has under 5% market share of desktop PC operating systems. This used to be a boater newsgroup. There's no requirement that posters here have any knowledge of a computer OS or in fact have a boat. We have plenty of boatless posters here who also present as too slow to use a computer, too. I wonder who started the discussion on how GREAT Vista was? Ohhhh yeah, now I remember, it was Harry Krause. You are just upset because most people don't think it offers any advantages over WinXP, but definitely has a ton of bugs that MS has not been worked out. Univ. of Penn IT dept. does not recommend Vista and does not recommend Vista SP1. ZDNet conducted a survey and 80% of the IT depts. said they had will NOT be updating to Vista, and they will continue using the same OS they currently are using. Why do you have a problem with what OS another person may be using?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista. ============ My son is not having any problem with it, nor are most users of VISTA in a couple of computer forums I visit.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would guess not, what with digging ditches and all. http://www.theinquirer.net/en/inquir...microsoft-admi... http://badvista.fsf.org/rss_manager....709/2007-04-21.... http://www.computerworld.com/action/...viewArticleBas... http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,14...n/article.html http://www.garagespin.com/archives/m...ta-stinks-trag... http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/softwar...its-to-Vista-f... http://news.softpedia.com/news/Micro...lower-than-XP-... http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columni...7-03-02-vista-... http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/m...ves/132891.asp Which of these do you and your son know more about computers than? =================== You just don't get it. *HE* is not having a problem with it. I will ask you the same question I asked Reggie...........Why are you so worried about what others use as their OS?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista, not Reggie or I. ================= Whhoooooooossssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! You do know, Jim, that with Loogy, you are dealing with a bottom feeder about equal to that nutcase from "Thailand" who plagued this newsgroup a year or so ago. |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
On Mar 24, 4:18*pm, "JimH" wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: wrote in message ============ My son is not having any problem with it, nor are most users of VISTA in a couple of computer forums I visit.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would guess not, what with digging ditches and all. =================== You just don't get it. *HE* is not having a problem with it. I will ask you the same question I asked Reggie...........Why are you so worried about what others use as their OS?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista, not Reggie or I. ================= Whhoooooooossssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! You do know, Jim, that with Loogy, you are dealing with a bottom feeder about equal to that nutcase from "Thailand" who plagued this newsgroup a year or so ago. His low blow of calling my son a ditch digger while serving honorably for our Country as a US Marine defines the type of person Loogie is. * I will not sink to his level by saying what I really think about him.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Why would you say a thing like that? Do you somehow believe that digging ditches is less than honorable? What would you say about some fat short over the hill guy from Maryland who hides behind his Bozo's bin and insults and calls people names? Is that honorable? Or how about you? Telling lies, making up stories and saying nasty untrue things about people and even stooping so low that you say things about someone's wife and school aged children. How honorable is THAT? |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
JimH wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: wrote in message ============ My son is not having any problem with it, nor are most users of VISTA in a couple of computer forums I visit.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would guess not, what with digging ditches and all. =================== You just don't get it. *HE* is not having a problem with it. I will ask you the same question I asked Reggie...........Why are you so worried about what others use as their OS?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Read, Jim. It's people like ZDNet, 80% of IT departments, Penn State and even Microsoft themselves that have a problem with Vista, not Reggie or I. ================= Whhoooooooossssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! You do know, Jim, that with Loogy, you are dealing with a bottom feeder about equal to that nutcase from "Thailand" who plagued this newsgroup a year or so ago. His low blow of calling my son a ditch digger while serving honorably for our Country as a US Marine defines the type of person Loogie is. I will not sink to his level by saying what I really think about him. My guess is that Loogy is doped up most of the time, or drunk. |
Morons that rant about new versions of Windoze
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