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Jul 25, 2012, 19:39 |
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Agent.X7 wrote on Jul 25, 2012, 19:32:
HorrorScope wrote on Jul 25, 2012, 18:40:
Agent.X7 wrote on Jul 25, 2012, 18:30: Eh, all I know is that MS seems locked in to the 1 bad OS release followed by 1 good OS release cycle.
By that logic:
98 - Good ME - OH God, is there a word that describes how bad that was? XP - Good Vista - WTF? NO! 7 - Good 8- Going to be bad? Most freakin' likely.
(No, I'm not counting the Enterprise centered NT OSs before they merged with consumer level.) Personally I think a lot of users are drama queens. The one's that you list as omg bad, really weren't that bad vs the previous generation. ME vs 98, pretty much near the same damn thing. Vista got bad mouthed because driver compatibilty issues, if those weren't there it was better then XP in general or very close to not matter.
I see it more like: 95 (face it 98 and me were small additions to 95) XP Win7
As true generational jumps and the others stepping stones more then god awful attempts vs the predecessor. As for 8, this is a MS strategy to get into the phone and pad market that they completely blown, like the CEO should have been fired blown. If you don't pay them for getting these big moves right, why even pay them? You weren't around for Windows ME, were you? Either that, or you don't remember just how bad it really was. Vista? It wasn't ME bad, but they broke shit that worked just fine on XP and it took them a year to fix most of it. (And some of it they never fixed at all.)
I worked in IT. You can "drama queen" me all you want, but I'll "ignorant bitch" you back. PS, admin 20 systems? What kind of for shit user sample is that? 20 systems out of how many ME installs? I had hundreds of customers with ME issues, and you can easily find thousands upon thousands of horror stories online.
I am just happy that my day job used NT 4.0. |
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