On Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:03:21 +0100, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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> Windows Vista, meet my Mother-In-Law.
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>| ¡§What the hell is wrong with this computer? I thought you said a Lenovo
>| ThinkPad was a nice machine when you had me buy it only a few months ago.¡¨
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>| ¡§It is a nice machine, Mom, it¡¦s the same kind I have. It¡¦s just that you
>| happen to be using Windows Vista, which is a piece of crap.¡¨
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> http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=9204
Good thing she wasn't given this Lenovo Thinkpad running LINUX...
Notice all the stuff that DOES NOT WORK....
http://www.channelinsider.com/c/a/Re...-of-Questions/
" After the initial boot and logon, we were faced with a clean,
well-organized desktop, but one element caught our eye right away¡Xa text
document called ThinkPad Readme.txt. We launched it and found that the
document¡¦s first line was ¡§Limitations, Workarounds and How To¡¦s for
SLED10.¡¨ We did not like the sound of that ¡§limitations¡¨ element. After
all, isn¡¦t Linux supposed to be about overcoming limitations?
The first part of the document covered ¡§features not supported.¡¨ Some of
those features are:
* ThinkVantage Active Protection System.
* ThinkVantage Access Connections for SUSE Linux
* ThinkPad Configuration for SUSE Linux
* ThinkPad Power Manager for SUSE Linux
* Wireless WAN Adapter
* ThinkVantage Button
* (Intel Graphics System) DVI Output
From our point of view, Lenovo was not off to a good start. "
Yes, another *quality* Linux loaded brick.....
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Moshe Goldfarb
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