Poll: Are you sure?

[Whistler777]

Thank God linux at least treats you like you know what you're doing.

I dunno man, I used Hardy Heron for a semester at school as a tech project, and every other minute I'd have to enter a root password.

 

[Johnnyallstar]

Thank God linux at least treats you like you know what you're doing.

I dunno man, I used Hardy Heron for a semester at school as a tech project, and every other minute I'd have to enter a root password.

Yeah, it does that whenever you are working with installation and editing of programs, but if you're just using them they won't prompt

 

[Lyri]

It is annoying, but I've used Vista long enough to get used to it.

You can get rid of those you know, if you're the administrator or have access to that account.

I don't mind the "Are you sure" because I like most people have made human error and misclicked.

 

[pompom8volt]

unless it's for something like making a purchase, deleting a save,or exiting the game it's annoying.

 

[NeutralDrow]

I ignore them.

Except when they keep me from clicking something disastrous. Then I love them.

 

[SebZero]

When I made my Live account I mispelled my GT as "Sebze0."

It didn't ask me if I was sure.

 

[The_Echo]

Save? Yes/No

Why the hell do they need to make sure I want to save? Why would I not want to?

 

[MiracleOfSound]

I'm glad they're there.

I have many times almost saved over the wrong Oblivion or Fallout files by accident.

 

[Nigh Invulnerable]

Is it really that hard to click a button twice instead of once? I think these little prompts are merely reminders to make sure we're not OVERWRITING OUR GAMES (DAMN!!), among other things. I'll take them over having to actually focus more on the specifics of the menus and such that I'm flipping through.

 

[MartinPeiM16]

only when it askes u if u want to quit the game, then if ur sure, then in the missions menu it askes u agin if ur sure and then again when ur in the main menu.

or when u click on quit to windows, and it askes if u wanna quit, u say yes, and then is asks if ur sure.

 

[joystickjunki3]

I hate them, but they're not that annoying.

 

[CmdrGoob]

Thank God linux at least treats you like you know what you're doing.

I dunno man, I used Hardy Heron for a semester at school as a tech project, and every other minute I'd have to enter a root password.

Yeah, it does that whenever you are working with installation and editing of programs, but if you're just using them they won't prompt

What? I've never seen Vista pop up a confirmation box for running a program; only for whenever you are installing programs and changing settings, which is the same time when Ubuntu or any other Linux distro would ask for user/root passwords...