Vista 7 is noting but a bad paint-job
Marti van Lin
Aspire 7220 laptop. I ditched my very well working Ubuntu 9.04 for it!
Microsoft Fans "testified" for months, how fast and fantastic Windows 7
was (in comparison to Vista), so this was my chance to check out if they
where right, or just lying (as usual).
Well first of all, it didn't detect any of the hardware right. The GPU
is a nVIDIA Geoforce 7000M (a very common GPU in laptops). Windows 7
however installed a general VGA adapter driver. The screen was detected
as a common 1024 x 768 CRT.
Ehrm... a laptop with a CRT as its default screen?
Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
So on my good old Dell Optiplex GX240 (2002), running Kubuntu 9.04, I
downloaded the required Vista drivers from the Acer support site and
copied them to a USB thumbdrive.
Unfortunately after 12 (yes *twelve*) hours of trying to connect to my
(wireless) access-point I finally gave up. Shoved the fresh received
Ubuntu 9.04 CD-ROM (from the ShipIT service) in my external USB DVD RW
drive, which took me out of the misery.
My conclusion is, that Windows 7 is nothing but a very bad and outdated
paint-job of Vista.
To those who still use Windows XP (because you disliked Vista), my only
advice is: stick to XP as long as the Vole lets you, because Windows 7
is absolutely not worth the effort.
If you don't believe me, you always have the option to download Windows
7 RC1 and obtain a free (time limited) production key.
However in the end, you will probably agree with me that you've waisted
over 2 GiB of bandwidth and yet another DVD recordable.
I should have known better...
With kind regards,
Marti van Lin
Linux Steunpunt Maastricht
Terry Porter
> Yesterday I downloaded and installed Microsoft Windows 7 RC1 on my Acer
> Aspire 7220 laptop. I ditched my very well working Ubuntu 9.04 for it!
<snip>
> However in the end, you will probably agree with me that you've waisted
> over 2 GiB of bandwidth and yet another DVD recordable.
>
> I should have known better...
>
> With kind regards,
>
> Marti van Lin
> Linux Steunpunt Maastricht
What a *shock*, another MS OS doesnt live up to the hype!
Sorry you wasted your time, but it's still good to hear real reports about
Vista7 instead of the astroturfing PR machine.
Personally I can't wait for Vista7 to be released :)
--
If we wish to reduce our ignorance, there are people we will
indeed listen to. Trolls are not among those people, as trolls, more or
less by definition, *promote* ignorance.
Kelsey Bjarnason, C.O.L.A. 2008
Hadron
> Yesterday I downloaded and installed Microsoft Windows 7 RC1 on my Acer
> Aspire 7220 laptop. I ditched my very well working Ubuntu 9.04 for it!
Why?
I tried Vista in a VirtualBox under Debian. Works great and doesn't
"infest" my partitions.
Why are you writing reviews of MS SW here?
--
In view of all the deadly computer viruses that have been spreading
lately, Weekend Update would like to remind you: when you link up to
another computer, you’re linking up to every computer that that
computer has ever linked up to. — Dennis Miller
Rob Schwenk
> Marti van Lin <ml2...@gmail.com> writes:
[snip]
> Why are you writing reviews of MS SW here?
Why don't you read and comprehend the newsgroup charter?
Rob Schwenk
> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>
> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
This is even the case for XP SP3. I have an old Dell Precision M65. The
only network interface it detected was bluetooth! Like you, I had to
download the wifi driver from Dell on another PC (running Linux of
course) and then burn it to a CD just so I could install it on windows.
So my first and probably last windows install on a 'naked' PC since W95
failed. I'll have to check if Apple / vmware have solved the problem of
updating the iphone OS with itunes running in a vmware VM.
Doctor Smith
> Marti van Lin <ml2...@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> Yesterday I downloaded and installed Microsoft Windows 7 RC1 on my Acer
>> Aspire 7220 laptop. I ditched my very well working Ubuntu 9.04 for it!
>
> Why?
>
> I tried Vista in a VirtualBox under Debian. Works great and doesn't
> "infest" my partitions.
Infestations and Linux freetards seem to be a common combination.
Because since Marti's boyfriend died there is nobody to put back the brains
he fskced out of Marti.
Now where did I put that cortex????
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa!
chrisv
>Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>
>Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
--
'Before I came to Linux I had little idea of how netwroks worked
because I didnt need to. It "just worked" on XP.' - "True Linux
advocate" Hadron Quark
Doctor Smith
Hi Roy Culley !
How's the eyeballs doing?
William Poaster
trolls, Rob Schwenk was heard to say:
In Halfwit Hadron's world, "reading" & "comprehension" don't go together.
--
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machine near you!
2 million infected, & counting:
http://securitylabs.websense.com/content/Alerts/3329.aspx
Sinister Midget III
I'm not sure why you'd think Windolts stopped lying after the decades
of rigorous training they've had. But it's still good to read about the
real experiences of a real person rather than the test labs who have a
vested interest in smoothing over as much as they can or the Windufii
who have to convince themselves they aren't wasting all of their time
and money on a hopeless cause. I especially like the part that this
"polished" "OS" doesn't know what to do with common hardware that
already existed before it was allowed to escape and devour mankind.
I wasn't planning on touching Windwoes 7 Vista ME III. Not now.
Hopefully not ever. But I can't predict what the really smart MCSEs in
our IT department might do. Fortunately they now have a guy working
there that isn't a complete dummy (they had to create a high-paid
position and put him in it because they couldn't do the job - he's OS
agnostic, and has already deployed linux in several ways).
Unfortunately he's got his hands full trying to fix the things the
brilliant MCSEs screwed up, which seems to be far more than anybody
ever imagined. That only means the brilliant NCSEs might push through
worthless desktops while this guy is looking the other way, with his
eye on the long list of networking problems.
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Marti van Lin
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Yesterday I downloaded and installed Microsoft Windows 7 RC1 on my Acer
>> Aspire 7220 laptop. I ditched my very well working Ubuntu 9.04 for it!
> <snip>
>> However in the end, you will probably agree with me that you've waisted
>> over 2 GiB of bandwidth and yet another DVD recordable.
>>
>> I should have known better...
>>
>> With kind regards,
>>
>> Marti van Lin
>> Linux Steunpunt Maastricht
>
> What a *shock*, another MS OS doesnt live up to the hype!
Surprising, isn't it :-)
> Sorry you wasted your time, but it's still good to hear real reports about
> Vista7 instead of the astroturfing PR machine.
Nope, I knew right from the start, that it was nothing but hot air. By
actually installing it myself. I finally was able to *PROVE* what I
already assumed.
> Personally I can't wait for Vista7 to be released :)
Me too, I want it so badly. Here in the Netherlands the Ultimate version
will probably cost *only* EUR 300,-- (indeed the Vole have lowered their
prices).
With kind regards,
Marti van Lin,
Linux Steunpunt Maastricht
Erik Funkenbusch
> Well first of all, it didn't detect any of the hardware right. The GPU
> is a nVIDIA Geoforce 7000M (a very common GPU in laptops). Windows 7
> however installed a general VGA adapter driver. The screen was detected
> as a common 1024 x 768 CRT.
>
> Ehrm... a laptop with a CRT as its default screen?
>
> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>
> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
Wait, A Linux advocate complaining about how crappy an OS is because the
video isn't setup right and the Wireless doesn't work out fo the box?
Those are the #1 and #2 complaints by most people about Linux for the last
10+ years.
You really didn't think this argument through, did you?
Even ubuntu 9.04 doesn't configure my displays correctly. I have to jump
through hoops to make it work, yet Windows detects it just fine.
BY the way, Windows 7 RC does in fact have a nvidia driver, I know.. i have
a nvidia card it worked out fo the box. I also have an Atheros wireless
NIC and that worked too. Could be you have some odd model.
In any event, I'm pretty sure your wired NIC would have been detected. You
could have plugged it in temporarily to your router to download the
drivers.
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
news:gu1g6i$dqp$1...@news.albasani.net...
There is no cola "charter" you idiot!
Doctor Smith
> On Fri, 08 May 2009 15:17:01 +0200, Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Well first of all, it didn't detect any of the hardware right. The GPU
>> is a nVIDIA Geoforce 7000M (a very common GPU in laptops). Windows 7
>> however installed a general VGA adapter driver. The screen was detected
>> as a common 1024 x 768 CRT.
>>
>> Ehrm... a laptop with a CRT as its default screen?
>>
>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>
>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>
> Wait, A Linux advocate complaining about how crappy an OS is because the
> video isn't setup right and the Wireless doesn't work out fo the box?
>
> Those are the #1 and #2 complaints by most people about Linux for the last
> 10+ years.
Ironic isn't it !
> You really didn't think this argument through, did you?
Marti is incapable of thinking since his dead boyfriend fscked Marti's
brains out and Marti has not been able to replace them yet.
Those are Marti's own words BTW.
The fscking part not the replacement part.
> Even ubuntu 9.04 doesn't configure my displays correctly. I have to jump
> through hoops to make it work, yet Windows detects it just fine.
Yea, I know all about sudo nvidia-settings and mucking with the settings.
> BY the way, Windows 7 RC does in fact have a nvidia driver, I know.. i have
> a nvidia card it worked out fo the box. I also have an Atheros wireless
> NIC and that worked too. Could be you have some odd model.
They wouldn't sell a single copy if it didn't have an Nvidia driver.
> In any event, I'm pretty sure your wired NIC would have been detected. You
> could have plugged it in temporarily to your router to download the
> drivers.
Too much work for a freetard.
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
news:1a67ntiokbdcy$.dlg@funkenbusch.com...
Marti is a liar, he makes things up just to please his master & "hero" Roy.
Aaaargh!!!, look, he even has a "hero" toe jam eater and a "hero" spammer on
his Hackwerk poster.
http://bp0.blogger.com/_dQCKkApAq-Q/Ruu21TTarJI/AAAAAAAAABc/qV0KQv2iRqA/s1600-h/Hackwerk2_2.png
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ
b.t.w.
Windows 7 works like a charm here on 2 PC's.
Roy Schestowitz
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____/ Marti van Lin on Friday 08 May 2009 13:17 : \____
> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
Will Microsoft send out Waggener Enstrom to bribe some more bloggers (like it
did months ago) and hire some shills to attack dissenters like you?
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> ____/ Marti van Lin on Friday 08 May 2009 13:17 : \____
>
>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>
> Will Microsoft send out Waggener Enstrom to bribe some more bloggers (like it
> did months ago) and hire some shills to attack dissenters like you?
Things getting *warm* for you these days, Roy Schestowitz............
Hahahahahhaha!
Terry Porter
> Terry Porter schreef:
<snip>
>> Personally I can't wait for Vista7 to be released :)
In my case it's because the release will bring an end to the hype, and with
a zillion unhappy Vista7 users, and three OS's to maintain, MS will be
plenty busy putting out their own fires.
Also we will have a endless source of *current* Vista7 newsgroup problems to
Google and paste here, and drown out the dfs sock puppet.
>
> Me too, I want it so badly. Here in the Netherlands the Ultimate version
> will probably cost *only* EUR 300,-- (indeed the Vole have lowered their
> prices).
>
> With kind regards,
>
> Marti van Lin,
> Linux Steunpunt Maastricht
--
Terry Porter
Why do the trolls gang up in groups of three on COLA ?
ie hadrongo,dfs and flathead ?
One writes
One reads
One keeps an eye on the two intellectuals!
Andrew Halliwell
Every newsgroup in the comp hierarchy has a charter you dolt!
Without one, the group would never have been created!
Try looking it up sometime.
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Marti van Lin
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>
>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>
> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar" and the worst "advocate"
ever. According to Q00k the lack of adoption of Linux on the desktop is
_my_ fault. Also according to Q00k I am incompetent and totally
clueless. How come, I never have those "problems" with Linux, Hadron
Quark claims he has all the time?
Oh, wait...
[quote]
'Before I came to Linux I had little idea of how netwroks worked
because I didnt need to. It "just worked" on XP.' - "True Linux
advocate" Hadron Quark
[/quote]
Why do I think that Hadron Quark still has no idea of how networks work?
Cheers,
DFS
Why don't you, bozo?
Marti's entire post was off-topic and off-charter.
DFS
Did he get some new ones? They probably point in different directions...
Terry Porter
> chrisv schreef:
>
>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>
>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>
>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>
>> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
>
> Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar" and the worst "advocate"
> ever.
So what ?
The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows application,
developed on Windows.
> According to Q00k the lack of adoption of Linux on the desktop is
> _my_ fault.
So what ?
The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows application,
developed on Windows.
> Also according to Q00k I am incompetent and totally
> clueless.
So what ?
The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows application,
developed on Windows.
> How come, I never have those "problems" with Linux, Hadron
> Quark claims he has all the time?
Because he doesn't actually use Linux or know anything about it. He is just
a troll.
>
> Oh, wait...
>
> [quote]
>
> 'Before I came to Linux I had little idea of how netwroks worked
> because I didnt need to. It "just worked" on XP.' - "True Linux
> advocate" Hadron Quark
Another infamous Hadrongo statement:-
"Google Earth on Linux runs through its own Wine installer. Unless they
have gone "native"?"
>
> [/quote]
>
> Why do I think that Hadron Quark still has no idea of how networks work?
You have a brain, unlike the hadrongo ?
>
> Cheers,
Cheers mate!
>
> Marti van Lin
> Linux Steunpunt Maastricht
--
Doctor Smith
Hahaha!
He had some problems and I think it all worked out ok.
That's a good thing because unlike the Linux freetards who gloat when
people get ill or lose their jobs, I don't like to see anyone become ill.
DFS
> On Fri, 8 May 2009 23:05:32 -0500, DFS wrote:
>
>> Doctor Smith wrote:
>>> On Fri, 8 May 2009 14:39:14 +0000 (UTC), Rob Schwenk wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hadron wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Marti van Lin <ml2...@gmail.com> writes:
>>>>
>>>> [snip]
>>>>
>>>>> Why are you writing reviews of MS SW here?
>>>>
>>>> Why don't you read and comprehend the newsgroup charter?
>>>
>>> Hi Roy Culley !
>>> How's the eyeballs doing?
>>
>> Did he get some new ones? They probably point in different
>> directions...
>
> Hahaha!
Remember this funny guy?
http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/football/bob_blog/martyfeldman.jpg
> He had some problems and I think it all worked out ok.
kernel panics? Where his eyes spun around in fast little circles.
> That's a good thing because unlike the Linux freetards who gloat when
> people get ill or lose their jobs,
They're vicious children in adult bodies.
> I don't like to see anyone become ill.
Wonder if Stallman had any ill effects after gorging himself on toejam,
toenails, and callus skin? It's totally and absolutely disgusting... just
vile.
Want a chuckle? I sent him an email a little while ago, to r...@gnu.org.
Here's what I said:
====================================================
"This video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ shows you eating
something you apparently picked off your foot.
What was it?
Thanks"
====================================================
hahahahahaha!!!!!
DFS
> So what ?
> The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows
> application, developed on Windows.
Google Earth was originally Keyhole Earth Viewer, and the client part was a
Windows-only app for years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Earth#Release_timeline
http://www.computerpoweruser.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles%2Farchive%2Fc0203%2F50c03%2F50c03.asp
You're lazy and just abso-freakin-lutely dumb sometimes, Porter.
Marti van Lin
> "Erik Funkenbusch" <er...@despam-funkenbusch.com> schreef in bericht
> news:1a67ntiokbdcy$.dlg@funkenbusch.com...
>> On Fri, 08 May 2009 15:17:01 +0200, Marti van Lin wrote:
>>
>>> Well first of all, it didn't detect any of the hardware right. The GPU
>>> is a nVIDIA Geoforce 7000M (a very common GPU in laptops). Windows 7
>>> however installed a general VGA adapter driver. The screen was detected
>>> as a common 1024 x 768 CRT.
>>>
>>> Ehrm... a laptop with a CRT as its default screen?
>>>
>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>
>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>
>> Wait, A Linux advocate complaining about how crappy an OS is because the
>> video isn't setup right and the Wireless doesn't work out fo the box?
Indeed!
>> Those are the #1 and #2 complaints by most people about Linux for the
>> last
>> 10+ years.
Planet Earth to Erik Funkenbush: this is the year 2009!
>> You really didn't think this argument through, did you?
Yes I did :-p
>> Even ubuntu 9.04 doesn't configure my displays correctly. I have to jump
>> through hoops to make it work, yet Windows detects it just fine.
Plain old FUDdenbush, Ubuntu does detect your GPU! After you've
installed Ubuntu, it will pop up a message within a couple of minutes
and prompts you to install the required (non Free) binary blob driver.
It has been that way since the Hardy Heron release and has ben pointed
out to you Wintrolls over and over and over again.
Please make up some better FUD Erik, because nobody any longer buys this
nonsense. Everybody who actually installed Ubuntu will be able to
confirm that this is a plain LIE!
>> BY the way, Windows 7 RC does in fact have a nvidia driver, I know.. i
>> have
>> a nvidia card it worked out fo the box. I also have an Atheros wireless
>> NIC and that worked too. Could be you have some odd model.
Odd. Why on Earth should I make this up? Nothing just simply works on
Windows 7 RC.
>> In any event, I'm pretty sure your wired NIC would have been detected.
>> You
>> could have plugged it in temporarily to your router to download the
>> drivers.
No it did not, without the prober drivers you are simply screwed. Why on
Earth should I make this up. I confess /I hate Microsoft's dirty
practices/ but I am always willing to give a new version of Windows a
fair chance. Unfortunately Windows gets worst by every new release. IMHO
Windows 98SE was the last good release of Microsoft Windows, every
version beyond sucked even more than its predecessor.
> Marti is a liar, he makes things up just to please his master & "hero" Roy.
Says the Internet Stalker and anonymous coward "Clogwog" who follows me
like a slave, everywhere I show up on the Net.
> Aaaargh!!!, look, he even has a "hero" toe jam eater and a "hero"
> spammer on his Hackwerk poster.
> http://bp0.blogger.com/_dQCKkApAq-Q/Ruu21TTarJI/AAAAAAAAABc/qV0KQv2iRqA/s1600-h/Hackwerk2_2.png
Thanks for reposting the Hackwerk Poster. Cool huh? real people with a
real life who actually achieved something in their life and deserve
respect for their great work.
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ
Thanks, I /love/ RMS and what he represents ;-)
> b.t.w. Windows 7 works like a charm here on 2 PC's.
Naturally Wintroll.
Well you slipped trough the filters of my fresh installed Ubuntu 9.04.
Let me put you back where you have been for so long, naughty doggie.
Bye bye :-)
Doctor Smith
>
> So what ?
> The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows application,
> developed on Windows.
Yet the Windows version was available for months before they released a
working Linux version and that one was a wine abortion.
Guess what operating system Google considers more important.....
Doctor Smith
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
You're a riot!!
I'll be down your way next week BTW....
DFS
> I'll be down your way next week BTW....
What do you do when you're down here? Play music gigs?
Doctor Smith
Playing keyboards for a Christmas special.......
I'll be at the Crowne Plaza off 285 near Powers Ferry..
Marti van Lin
> ____/ Marti van Lin on Friday 08 May 2009 13:17 : \____
>
>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>
> Will Microsoft send out Waggener Enstrom to bribe some more bloggers (like it
> did months ago) and hire some shills to attack dissenters like you?
If they still have enough money left, they probably will :-)
Little problem for the Vole: I am already used to their personal attacks
and developed a "thick skin" in the meantime.
Poor $hil$, so sad :-p
Cheers,
DFS
Across the street from that Crowne there's a Wendy's. I was eating there
one night in '93 when a jigaboo poked a gun in the cashier's face and
screamed "Give it up, bitch!" then shot her, scooped out de cash and ran.
She lived. The po-leese got the goon a few weeks later.
Doctor Smith
Yep...I know the Wendy's well.... Late night snacks after the bar closes...
I like how they made the restaurant called ""Po Folks" on Cobb Parkway
change their name because it was considered racist......
I was down there after Katrina and Crowne was handing out cards giving
advice on how to avoid car jackings etc...
Fuck that..,.
They want my Hertz, they can have it!!
i'll even throw in a free ice scraper :)
Marti van Lin
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Terry Porter schreef:
> <snip>
>>> Personally I can't wait for Vista7 to be released :)
>
> In my case it's because the release will bring an end to the hype, and with
> a zillion unhappy Vista7 users, and three OS's to maintain, MS will be
> plenty busy putting out their own fires.
I doubt it, as soon as Vista 7 is officially released, the marketing
campaign to hype the next version will start, which of course will be
even better, faster, more reliable and stable the all its predecessors.
And naturally their gratis astroturfers will repead it in choir
IIRC there is a sentence about Version +1 in the Commes vs Microsoft
documents (leaked memo from the Vole).
> Also we will have a endless source of *current* Vista7 newsgroup problems to
> Google and paste here, and drown out the dfs sock puppet.
LOL :-) unfortunately most Linux users in this group actually do have a
life, a job, family and friends. They don't have the time, nor the
patience to soup up problems via the Goog. Such inefficient practices
are only limited to the low live scum, who has the time for that.
Peter Köhlmann
> On Sat, 09 May 2009 13:35:41 +1000, Terry Porter wrote:
>
>>
>> So what ?
>> The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows
>> application, developed on Windows.
>
> Yet the Windows version was available for months before they released a
> working Linux version and that one was a wine abortion.
Wrong, as usual.
The linux version was done using QT
> Guess what operating system Google considers more important.....
Guess you were wrong
--
Windows was created to keep stupid people away from UNIX."
-- Tom Christiansen
William Poaster
of the trolls, Terry Porter was heard to say:
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> chrisv schreef:
>>
>>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>>
>>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>>
>>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>>
>>> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
>>
>> Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar" and the worst "advocate"
>> ever.
That's the "true Linux advocate" troll's usual response to Linux
advocates. Or his other is "Are you insane?".
Yes, that was funny! Just shows how little the M$ fanboi knows about Linux.
And another infamous Halfwit Hadron statement:
Surely you are not comparing the non-existent Linux (at that time) with
[Windows] 98?
Hadron: Message-ID <npk5rvz...@homelinux.net>
>> [/quote]
>>
>> Why do I think that Hadron Quark still has no idea of how networks work?
>
> You have a brain, unlike the hadrongo ?
>
>>
>> Cheers,
>
> Cheers mate!
--
I am Holly, the ship's computer, with an IQ of 6000,
the same IQ as 6000 Hadron trolls.
--(paraphrase) Holly - Red Dwarf--
Marti van Lin
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> chrisv schreef:
>>
>>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>>
>>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>>
>>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
>> Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar" and the worst "advocate"
>> ever.
>
> So what ?
> The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows application,
> developed on Windows.
Yes I agree ;-)
>> According to Q00k the lack of adoption of Linux on the desktop is
>> _my_ fault.
>
> So what ?
> The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows application,
> developed on Windows.
Yes I agree ;-)
>> Also according to Q00k I am incompetent and totally
>> clueless.
>
> So what ?
> The bozo is a moron who thinks that GoogleEarth is a Windows application,
> developed on Windows.
Yes I agree ;-)
>> How come, I never have those "problems" with Linux, Hadron
>> Quark claims he has all the time?
>
> Because he doesn't actually use Linux or know anything about it. He is just
> a troll.
I spotted Hadron Quark on a Debian mailing-list, some time ago, because
he complained about something in Debian (can't remember what) The Debian
community expressed its loyalty to Hadron. And this is probably his only
(single) contribution to the GNU/Linux ecosystem. Everything else he
spews is hatred, insult and profanity.
I guess I've explained this many times (gets a bit boring) but in
contrast to Hadron's claim I am /everything/ but incompetent.
I am using GNU/Linux as my default Operating System for over a *decade*
now, and from time to time (depending on what distribution I use) I only
have minor issues. However I always find a way to address these issues.
It is crystal clear, Hadron Quark is the liar, not me. I have absolutely
no reason to lie.
>> Oh, wait...
>>
>> [quote]
>>
>> 'Before I came to Linux I had little idea of how netwroks worked
>> because I didnt need to. It "just worked" on XP.' - "True Linux
>> advocate" Hadron Quark
>
> Another infamous Hadrongo statement:-
> "Google Earth on Linux runs through its own Wine installer. Unless they
> have gone "native"?"
>
>> [/quote]
>>
>> Why do I think that Hadron Quark still has no idea of how networks work?
>
> You have a brain, unlike the hadrongo ?
>
>> Cheers,
>
> Cheers mate!
Thank you ;-)
BTW thank you very much for your recent kind words to Rex and his son
Nick Ballard. I love their (and your) posts.
Above the shrieking and whining of the trolls your (and their) post are
always a pleasure to read ;-)
With kind regards,
Marti van Lin
> On Sat, 09 May 2009 13:35:41 +1000, above the shrieking, FUDding & whining
> of the trolls, Terry Porter was heard to say:
>
>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>
>>> chrisv schreef:
>>>
>>>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>>>
>>>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>>> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
>>> Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar" and the worst "advocate"
>>> ever.
>
> That's the "true Linux advocate" troll's usual response to Linux
> advocates. Or his other is "Are you insane?".
Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
about" and "Are you MAD?"
I am following Roy Schestowitz on Twitter and he wrote "Are you MAD?" at
me last weekend.
In first case I didn't get it and was shocked about Roy writing this to
me. My first thought was: What the Fsck, Roy being hostile? but after a
couple of seconds I realized he was quoting the Q00k.
Priceless, did not have such a good laugh for ages :-)
Hadron
Huh? I KNOW it WAS a Windows App. I ASKED if it had "gone native yet".
WTF is wrong with you losers?
>
>>> How come, I never have those "problems" with Linux, Hadron
>>> Quark claims he has all the time?
>>
>> Because he doesn't actually use Linux or know anything about it. He is just
>> a troll.
Surely you don't actually thing that?!?!?!? Amazing.
Telnet Porter : the man who thought OO was Linux only....
>
> I spotted Hadron Quark on a Debian mailing-list, some time ago, because
> he complained about something in Debian (can't remember what) The Debian
> community expressed its loyalty to Hadron. And this is probably his only
> (single) contribution to the GNU/Linux ecosystem. Everything else he
> spews is hatred, insult and profanity.
YOu do know that Google Earth was a Windows app, right?
>
> I guess I've explained this many times (gets a bit boring) but in
> contrast to Hadron's claim I am /everything/ but incompetent.
>
> I am using GNU/Linux as my default Operating System for over a *decade*
> now, and from time to time (depending on what distribution I use) I only
> have minor issues. However I always find a way to address these issues.
>
> It is crystal clear, Hadron Quark is the liar, not me. I have absolutely
> no reason to lie.
You make things up. Like when I
>
>>> Oh, wait...
>>>
>>> [quote]
>>>
>>> 'Before I came to Linux I had little idea of how netwroks worked
>>> because I didnt need to. It "just worked" on XP.' - "True Linux
>>> advocate" Hadron Quark
I still stand by that.
>>
>> Another infamous Hadrongo statement:-
>> "Google Earth on Linux runs through its own Wine installer. Unless they
>> have gone "native"?"
>>
Nothing wrong with that at all? I dont use GE any more.
Why are you so dumb? Is that ALL you can pick up on?
You're a prize dick Terry Porter.
>>> [/quote]
>>>
>>> Why do I think that Hadron Quark still has no idea of how networks work?
>>
>> You have a brain, unlike the hadrongo ?
>>
>>> Cheers,
>>
>> Cheers mate!
>
> Thank you ;-)
>
> BTW thank you very much for your recent kind words to Rex and his son
> Nick Ballard. I love their (and your) posts.
>
> Above the shrieking and whining of the trolls your (and their) post are
> always a pleasure to read ;-)
>
> With kind regards,
>
> Marti van Lin
> Linux Steunpunt Maastricht
Christ - you're starting to suck up more than Liarmutt.
--
In view of all the deadly computer viruses that have been spreading
lately, Weekend Update would like to remind you: when you link up to
another computer, you’re linking up to every computer that that
computer has ever linked up to. — Dennis Miller
Hadron
> William Poaster schreef:
>> On Sat, 09 May 2009 13:35:41 +1000, above the shrieking, FUDding & whining
>> of the trolls, Terry Porter was heard to say:
>>
>>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>>
>>>> chrisv schreef:
>>>>
>>>>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>>>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>>>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>>>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>>>> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
>>>> Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar" and the worst "advocate"
>>>> ever.
>>
>> That's the "true Linux advocate" troll's usual response to Linux
>> advocates. Or his other is "Are you insane?".
>
> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
> about" and "Are you MAD?"
>
> I am following Roy Schestowitz on Twitter and he wrote "Are you MAD?" at
> me last weekend.
>
> In first case I didn't get it and was shocked about Roy writing this to
> me. My first thought was: What the Fsck, Roy being hostile? but after a
> couple of seconds I realized he was quoting the Q00k.
No he wasn't. Because Roy has me killfiled.
He asked you because he laughs at you behind your back.
William Poaster
of the trolls Marti van Lin was heard to say:
> William Poaster schreef:
>> On Sat, 09 May 2009 13:35:41 +1000, above the shrieking, FUDding & whining
>> of the trolls, Terry Porter was heard to say:
>>
>>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>>
>>>> chrisv schreef:
>>>>
>>>>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>>>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>>>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>>>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>>>> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
>>>> Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar" and the worst "advocate"
>>>> ever.
>>
>> That's the "true Linux advocate" troll's usual response to Linux
>> advocates. Or his other is "Are you insane?".
>
> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
> about" and "Are you MAD?"
Yes. LOL
> I am following Roy Schestowitz on Twitter and he wrote "Are you MAD?" at
> me last weekend.
>
> In first case I didn't get it and was shocked about Roy writing this to
> me. My first thought was: What the Fsck, Roy being hostile? but after a
> couple of seconds I realized he was quoting the Q00k.
>
> Priceless, did not have such a good laugh for ages :-)
Heh :-)
<snip>
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
news:r0med6-...@ponder.sky.com...
> Abeel van der Kloothuysen <inv...@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>> "Rob Schwenk" <rschw...@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
>> news:gu1g6i$dqp$1...@news.albasani.net...
>>> Hadron wrote:
>>>
>>>> Marti van Lin <ml2...@gmail.com> writes:
>>>
>>> [snip]
>>>
>>>> Why are you writing reviews of MS SW here?
>>>
>>> Why don't you read and comprehend the newsgroup charter?
>>>
>>
>> There is no cola "charter" you idiot!
>
> Every newsgroup in the comp hierarchy has a charter you dolt!
> Without one, the group would never have been created!
> Try looking it up sometime.
Yes, sure, you moron!
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22Charter%20comp.os.linux.advocacy%22&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wg
HTH & GFIA!
Rob Schwenk
> "Andrew Halliwell" <spi...@ponder.sky.com> schreef in bericht
> news:r0med6-...@ponder.sky.com...
>> Abeel van der Kloothuysen <inv...@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>>> "Rob Schwenk" <rschw...@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
>>> news:gu1g6i$dqp$1...@news.albasani.net...
>>>> Hadron wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Marti van Lin <ml2...@gmail.com> writes:
>>>>
>>>> [snip]
>>>>
>>>>> Why are you writing reviews of MS SW here?
>>>>
>>>> Why don't you read and comprehend the newsgroup charter?
>>>>
>>>
>>> There is no cola "charter" you idiot!
>>
>> Every newsgroup in the comp hierarchy has a charter you dolt!
>> Without one, the group would never have been created!
>> Try looking it up sometime.
>
> Yes, sure, you moron!
Seems you are the moron:
|| comp.os.linux.* reorg results - 1619 valid votes
||
|| Yes No : 2/3? >100? : Pass? : Group
|| ---- ---- : ---- ----- : ----- :
|| -------------------------------------------
|| 1337 167 : Yes Yes : Yes: comp.os.linux.advocacy
|| CHARTERS
||
|| These are the group charters as provided by the proponent.
||
|| 1) Group: comp.os.linux.advocacy (unmoderated)
||
|| Charter: For discussion of the benefits of Linux compared to
|| other operating systems.
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
So that's it: "For *discussion* of the benefits of Linux *compared* to
*other* operating systems"
Thanks for sharing, cos that makes it very licit to post "discussion"
messages in COLA about the advantages of other operating systems compared
with Linux crapware OSsen.
Very encouraging to hear that from you, you moron.
chrisv
news:gu308o$au6$1...@news.albasani.net...
I bet you fancy toe jam for breakfast, just like me Marti?
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Rob Schwenk
First you demonstrate your inability to form a google search string and
now show your lack of reading comprehension. Were you born so stupid or
did you have to work at it? Not that it matters as there is no cure.
Don Zeigler
> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
> about" and "Are you MAD?"
He's also quite fond of using the term "arselicking" or "arselicker" a lot
when attacking Linux advocates.
--
A clear conscience is usually the result of bad memory.
Regards,
DZ (Owner/proprietor, Trollus Amongus, LLC)
Hadron
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
>> about" and "Are you MAD?"
>
> He's also quite fond of using the term "arselicking" or "arselicker" a lot
> when attacking Linux advocates.
No. When describing Chris Arsestrom. He's a windows programming suck up
who actively boasts about how much money he makes from MS SW and at the
same time calls real OSS advocates and developers "cunts" and
"fuckheads".
I actually think Marti might be a bit nuts the way he wets his panties
over any new distro.
And Willy Poaster is, of course, simply insane. He actually states that
Linux was ready for the corporate desktop more than 10 years ago.
The mind can become a dangerous place to be when trying to put oneself
in the mindset of a lying, hypocritical, vicious, man-child mind of a
COLA "advocate".
High Plains Thumper
> Abeel van der Kloothuysen wrote:
>>>
>>> Seems you are the moron:
>>>
>>> <http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.misc/browse_thread/thread/c6d3a7663b7d886b/b9ec0ddae75c7600?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=newsgroup+charters+list+comp.os#b9ec0ddae75c7600>
>>>
>>>> comp.os.linux.* reorg results - 1619 valid votes
>>>>
>>>> Yes No : 2/3? >100? : Pass? : Group
>>>> -------- : ---- ----- : ----- :-----------------------
>>>>
>>>> CHARTERS
>>>>
>>>> These are the group charters as provided by the
>>>> proponent.
>>>>
>>>> 1) Group: comp.os.linux.advocacy (unmoderated)
>>>>
>>>> Charter: For discussion of the benefits of Linux
>>>> compared to other operating systems.
>>
>> So that's it: "For *discussion* of the benefits of Linux
>> *compared* to *other* operating systems"
>> Thanks for sharing, cos that makes it very licit to post
>> "discussion" messages in COLA about the advantages of other
>> operating systems compared with Linux crapware OSsen.
>> Very encouraging to hear that from you, you moron.
>
> First you demonstrate your inability to form a google search
> string and now show your lack of reading comprehension. Were
> you born so stupid or did you have to work at it? Not that it
> matters as there is no cure.
It's more moronic drivel from Gary wearing his wooden high heels.
--
HPT
Sinister Midget
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
>> about" and "Are you MAD?"
>
> He's also quite fond of using the term "arselicking" or "arselicker" a lot
> when attacking Linux advocates.
Maybe he wants to arselick linux advocates. They say you are what you
eat. And Qook *is* shit.
--
Microsoft: The company that made computing dangerous.
Marti van Lin
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
>> about" and "Are you MAD?"
>
> He's also quite fond of using the term "arselicking" or "arselicker" a lot
> when attacking Linux advocates.
Yup, he thinks everybody shares his strange preferences. And btw he is
also full of "sphincter". As a non native English speaker I didn't had
a clue what on Earth a sphincter was, because Hadron seems to be
obsessed with it, I looked it up at Google translation and I was distracted!
Marti van Lin
> On 2009-05-10, Don Zeigler <sit...@this.computer> claimed:
>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>
>>> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
>>> about" and "Are you MAD?"
>> He's also quite fond of using the term "arselicking" or "arselicker" a lot
>> when attacking Linux advocates.
>
> Maybe he wants to arselick linux advocates. They say you are what you
> eat. And Qook *is* shit.
LOL :-) match! exactly my thoughts :-)
Cheers,
William Poaster
of the trolls Sinister Midget was heard to say:
> On 2009-05-10, Don Zeigler <sit...@this.computer> claimed:
>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>
>>> Two more classics from Hadron: "Huh, what the hell are you talking
>>> about" and "Are you MAD?"
>>
>> He's also quite fond of using the term "arselicking" or "arselicker" a lot
>> when attacking Linux advocates.
>
> Maybe he wants to arselick linux advocates. They say you are what you
> eat. And Qook *is* shit.
The Hadron Quack troll is Arse-water of the First Magnitude. i.e: he just
spouts verbal diarrhea, with no substance.
--
It IS because of him and two other useless people in particular
(CBFalconer and Harold "old school" Stevens (probably both Willy nyms)
that I started to drift from the Ubuntu fan boy zone.
Hadron - Message-ID: <gdl55d$lc2$1...@registered.motzarella.org>
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
Aha!, you must be a highly respected member of the COLA politburo lead by
General Secretary Schestowitz:
Never criticize Linux, only positive news about this inferior crapware is
appreciated in COLA.
You linux freetard advocates must be nuts to advocate an OS that hasn't
reached 1% of the desktop market despite 16 years of advocacy.
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
news:4a06491f$0$29140$6e1e...@read.cnntp.org...
Hi Wendy!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1325798565103485651
Erik Funkenbusch
>>> Those are the #1 and #2 complaints by most people about Linux for the
>>> last
>>> 10+ years.
>
> Planet Earth to Erik Funkenbush: this is the year 2009!
So how does that change the fact that you and others dismissed such
complaints not long ago?
>>> You really didn't think this argument through, did you?
>
> Yes I did :-p
No, you didn't.
>>> Even ubuntu 9.04 doesn't configure my displays correctly. I have to jump
>>> through hoops to make it work, yet Windows detects it just fine.
>
> Plain old FUDdenbush, Ubuntu does detect your GPU! After you've
> installed Ubuntu, it will pop up a message within a couple of minutes
> and prompts you to install the required (non Free) binary blob driver.
> It has been that way since the Hardy Heron release and has ben pointed
> out to you Wintrolls over and over and over again.
>
> Please make up some better FUD Erik, because nobody any longer buys this
> nonsense. Everybody who actually installed Ubuntu will be able to
> confirm that this is a plain LIE!
I said, configure my displays. I didn't say detect my GPU. I have dual
monitors, flat panels, of different sizes (one's 1920x1200, the other
1680x1050). No version of Linux that I have ever used has setup these
displays correctly.
>>> BY the way, Windows 7 RC does in fact have a nvidia driver, I know.. i
>>> have
>>> a nvidia card it worked out fo the box. I also have an Atheros wireless
>>> NIC and that worked too. Could be you have some odd model.
>
> Odd. Why on Earth should I make this up? Nothing just simply works on
> Windows 7 RC.
I don't know why you'd make it up.
>>> In any event, I'm pretty sure your wired NIC would have been detected.
>>> You
>>> could have plugged it in temporarily to your router to download the
>>> drivers.
>
> No it did not, without the prober drivers you are simply screwed.
I haven't seen a non-server wired NIC no detected by Windows in a long
time. I find that hard to believe. What's make and model?
chrisv
>Terry Porter schreef:
>>
>> Also we will have a endless source of *current* Vista7 newsgroup problems to
>> Google and paste here, and drown out the dfs sock puppet.
>
>LOL :-) unfortunately most Linux users in this group actually do have a
>life, a job, family and friends. They don't have the time, nor the
>patience to soup up problems via the Goog. Such inefficient practices
>are only limited to the low live scum, who has the time for that.
Exactly. What's would be the point? To prove that "Windows isn't
perfect"? To prove that "some people have problems with thier Windows
PC"?
What kind of a sad loser would spend time searching-for and posting
"proof" of stuff like that?
--
'About 99% of home users use XP/Vista/98. They do not have all this
"hassle and trouble" to which you refer.' - "True Linux advocate"
Hadron Quark
chrisv
>chrisv schreef:
>
>> Marti van Lin wrote:
>>
>>> Next the Ethernet adapter (nVIDIA nFore, also common) was not detected,
>>> nor the Atheros 802.11b/g WLAN.
>>>
>>> Meaning there was no way, to download the right drivers, to solve these
>>> problems. Average Joe Six pack (who Windows is all about, according to
>>> the Vole and its shills) would get stuck here.
>>
>> Odd. According to Hadron Quark, Windows networking "just works".
>
>Oh, Q00k lately told me that I am a "Liar"
Well, of course! He's called every advocate in here a liar - even
those who, like myself, have *never* lied in here.
>and the worst "advocate"ever.
Consider yourself complemented. The more that POS attacks you, the
better advocate you really are.
>According to Q00k the lack of adoption of Linux on the desktop is
>_my_ fault. Also according to Q00k I am incompetent and totally
>clueless. How come, I never have those "problems" with Linux, Hadron
>Quark claims he has all the time?
On technical issues, Quack gets his ass handed to him on a regular
basis. He's almost as incompetent as he is snotty.
chrisv
>I haven't seen a non-server wired NIC no detected by Windows in a long
>time.
? I've had the opposite experience. Although I've only experience
with XP and older...
Marti van Lin
> Marti van Lin wrote:
>
>> Terry Porter schreef:
>>> Also we will have a endless source of *current* Vista7 newsgroup problems to
>>> Google and paste here, and drown out the dfs sock puppet.
>> LOL :-) unfortunately most Linux users in this group actually do have a
>> life, a job, family and friends. They don't have the time, nor the
>> patience to soup up problems via the Goog. Such inefficient practices
>> are only limited to the low live scum, who has the time for that.
>
> Exactly. What's would be the point? To prove that "Windows isn't
> perfect"? To prove that "some people have problems with thier Windows
> PC"?
Duno, hoping that it will drive potential users away from Windows? Oh
wait, since they are in a Windows-advocacy group they are most likely
already using it. So, it's to late.
> What kind of a sad loser would spend time searching-for and posting
> "proof" of stuff like that?
A desperate, not too bright Windows hater, with too much time on his hand?
Cheers
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Abeel van der Kloothuysen
lol !
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Stupid fuck!
Erik Funkenbusch
XP is 9 years old. However, i've used slipstreamed XP CD's and Vista in
the last 3-4 years, and I've never seen a non-server NIC that's not
detected.
chrisv
> chrisv wrote:
>
>> Erik Funkenbusch wrote:
>>
>>>I haven't seen a non-server wired NIC no detected by Windows in a long
>>>time.
>>
>> ? I've had the opposite experience. Although I've only experience
>> with XP and older...
>
>XP is 9 years old.
Well, XP SP2...
>However, i've used slipstreamed XP CD's and Vista in
>the last 3-4 years, and I've never seen a non-server NIC that's not
>detected.
Using "slipstreamed" CD's is hardly representative of the typical
user's experience...
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