OK, this is lame. The original article explains fairly clearly that. a. this only applies when the vista volume is protected b. that it stops ins

OK, this is lame. The original article explains fairly clearly that. a. this only applies when the vista volume is protected b. that it stops installing the vista upgrade so it wont step on your bootloader. So now we're kicking microsoft for doing the right thing? I mean personally I'd rather experiment with recreational cholera infections than run any version of Windows, but come on, this headline is some quality flamebait.