Vista Problem

[LeHah]

Yeah, LeHah is never funny. But that's something I've learned long ago.

I may not be funny often, but I am not Edfilho.

 

[Edfilho]

I may not be funny often, but I am not Edfilho.

That's precisely WHY you're never funny. Unlike me. I'm funny a lot of the time.

(man, you make it so easy).

 

[AD]

That's precisely WHY you're never funny. Unlike me. I'm funny a lot of the time.

(man, you make it so easy).

I may not be funny often, but I am not Edfilho.

Yeah, LeHah is never funny. But that's something I've learned long ago.

Stop it, both of you.

 

[Sparrow1]

Ah...vista. God, I hate vista!

Real men use 80-column cards and toggle switches.

No, real mean use wires and punch pannels. That, or they just change to Linux!

 

[Frosty]

Zowie, bet the internet's never seen someone like you!

 

[Max Gene]

Linux? Is that the spawn of heaven OS that's the key to happiness? The one with zero vulnerabilities, 100% application support, the ability to travel through time? THAT linux?

Yeah, tried it once, then got rid of it while experimenting with something, and now it won't reinstall on a system that XP works fine (heck, it won't even use the Live CD functions properly). For all the hype about how linux is supposed to be the OS of choice for geeks, I'm still not seeing where I would use it on a desktop rather than a server. Besides the whole "it's more secure than windows which is a horribly coded OS" stuff; I rarely get infected, and have always stopped anything on my XP box, and Linux didn't bring anything new to the table over it. Actually, the last version of Ubuntu ran _slower_ than XP.

Which brings me to my other point, the 5,000 distros; can't Torvalds endorse one and just end this silliness already? Yeah, it gives us lots of options; it also divides things and makes it rough for newbie decisions.

 

[Frosty]

Awesome, this thread is going places.

 

[Max Gene]

I can't tell whether you're mocking or serious; either way you have a point.