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You are essentially arguing that Windows Vista, 7, and 8 do not offer substantial improvements over XP. They do, though. But anyway, given their customer base
by funkah 15y ago
You are essentially arguing that Windows Vista, 7, and 8 do not offer substantial improvements over XP. They do, though.
But anyway, given their customer base and the history of their decisions, there's not a lot MS can do to make everyone happy. All they can really do at this point is make the best of a situation that is pretty crappy in a lot of respects. Bitching about it, however valid, seems sorta useless to me. The plane has already crashed into the goddamn mountain, to quote the Big Lebowski.
- ComputerGuru 15y agoI'm not arguing that they don't offer improvements - they do, especially at the lowest levels with improved stacks, drivers, etc. The problem is that what the user sees hasn't improved in any proper way, and has in may ways actually regressed.