Not exactly, I just dislike the people who randomly hate something good (then call defendants fanboys).Hoxton said:Fanboy >_>lacktheknack said:-snip-
That isn't an answer. That just sounds like you are trying to find things wrong with it. The things I bolded are the only possible arguments you have but even then the same arguments could have been made for XP when it came out. How is it buggy? How is it leechful? I have had vista for over a year and have not seen any bugs(or anything wrong for that matter), so saying that these problems are obvious isn't going to fly.Hoxton said:Everything is wrong with vista. No brainer there. The fact that Microsoft is releasing a new windows version within a year or two confirms it. It's incredibly buggy, leechful and demanding from your hardware. If you need your pc for games, stick with XP vista supports only a limited number of games. SUXZ0R!
Still everyone is arguing about the games and the bugs. Okay fine updates might have fixed SOME of the problems. BUT! The main remains, vista goes all Hitler on your machine and that's that. And don't try to tell me go buy a better PC or w/e not everyone has the resources to buy an expensive PClacktheknack said:Fallout 1 and 2 and Tactics work like a dream on my Vista comp, did you even try them before spouting off?Hoxton said:Try to run Fallout 1 or 2 or almost any older game and let's see what happens. The newer games, yes, they were made to be vista supported. No oldies for hardcore dudes <3 So for me, vista can take a hike.dommyuk said:O'RLY? Every game I played on XP works fine on Vista except for Halo 1, that run's slowly with all the video settings turned up.Hoxton said:Everything is wrong with vista. No brainer there. The fact that Microsoft is releasing a new windows version within a year or two confirms it. It's incredibly buggy, leechful and demanding from your hardware. If you need your pc for games, stick with XP vista supports only a limited number of games. SUXZ0R!
Oh my D:dont_blink said:and the little picture that accompanies the "off" button on every other appliance in existence sits on the "standby" button on vista...
- I'm not sure what you're using but i don't get daily crashes.George Palmer said:worlds worst operating system. easily. giant piece of crap.
daily crashes
cant remember settings
constant questioning of things I want to do
slow
crashes daily
pales in comparison to XP or OSX
years later STILL buggy
how many different versions are there? Home, Pro, Pro Home, Media, Pro media, Intro, Into Home Pro, Pro Home Intro Media Lite...etc... Just release ONE version of the OS and ONE version of the server.
I cant wait until they release a new OS. I was actually very brilliant what MS did. They release an OS that was SO awful, SO bad, SO buggy that they could easily release ANY new operating system and it would be an improvement. They could take a big dump on your hard drive and it would work better than Vista.
Now they can release Win7 and say "SEE how much better it is? Aren't we clever? Aren't we great?"
MS' new campaign slogan: "Yeah thats right...AND the horse you rode in on!"
XD i dont use vista. but my friend does. i've just had to repair it for her several times.NuclearJonJon said:Oh my D:dont_blink said:and the little picture that accompanies the "off" button on every other appliance in existence sits on the "standby" button on vista...
Did you ever think to change it yourself? I think just about everyone changed it's function to "shutdown" when they figured this out.
I used Vista for quite a while and had no problems, but hey, it would seem I am one of a very small minority who it worked for/made it work/ don't go along with everyone else.