Do NOT use Vista

http://badvista.fsf.org/

“Vista is an upsell masquerading as an upgrade. It is an overall
regression when you look at the most important aspect of owning and
using a computer: your control over what it does. Obviously MS Windows
is already proprietary and very restrictive, and *well worth rejecting*.
But the new *'features' in Vista are a Trojan Horse* to smuggle in even
more restrictions. We'll be focusing attention on detailing how they
work, how to resist them, and why people should care�,

--FSF Program Administrator John Sullivan.


http://www.fsf.org/news/badvista-launch

I don't think so!

--


Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!

x1a4 wrote:
> http://b4dv1st4.fsf.0rg/
>
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> http://www.fsf.0rg/n3ws/b4dv1st4-l4unch
<*note: out of 23+ multi-posts, 8+ different subject lines...*>

I'm all about your right to say whatever you want.
Go for it.

However - could you hone your spamming method of
advertising by learning to cross-post? Seeing this
same thread over-and-over - sometimes with slightly
different subject lines - always unread because you
multi-posted instead is just annoying to me.

It does not want to make me visit your web page or
read the slant you have taken on any web page, but leads
me to believe you are nothing more than a spammer.

Doesn't matter if that is fact or fiction...
It's an impression - just like one would get when watching
late night TV and seeing some of the ads for some of the
ridiculous products and get-rich quick schemes. In other
words - it doesn't shine the most positive light on
whatever message you may be trying to spread.

I am *not* attacking your message. Go for it.

I may not agree with your language or the extremeness of
some of your politics - but I am grateful I don't - or
how boring would this life be?

“Vista is an upsell masquerading as an upgrade. It is an overall regression when you
look at the most important aspect of owning and using a computer: your control over
what it does. Obviously MS Windows is already proprietary and very restrictive, and
well worth rejecting. But the new 'features' in Vista are a Trojan Horse to smuggle
in even more restrictions. We'll be focusing attention on detailing how they work,
how to resist them, and why people should care�,

Don't tell me what to do! Now I'm going to use Vista just to spite you.

Tom Lake

As bugs bunny would say: "What a Maroon"

GW

"Tom Lake" wrote:

> “Vista is an upsell masquerading as an upgrade. It is an overall regression when you
> look at the most important aspect of owning and using a computer: your control over
> what it does. Obviously MS Windows is already proprietary and very restrictive, and
> well worth rejecting. But the new 'features' in Vista are a Trojan Horse to smuggle
> in even more restrictions. We'll be focusing attention on detailing how they work,
> how to resist them, and why people should care�,
>
> Don't tell me what to do! Now I'm going to use Vista just to spite you.
>
> Tom Lake
>

"x1a4" wrote:

>
> http://badvista.fsf.org/

stupid and ignorant site

x1a4,

Appears the true masquerading is within your poorly authored statements; in
great need for improving syntax, grammar, and language rules never abused by
an authentic writer.

Sincerely, what is your true intended purpose repeatedly demonstrating your
more than too obvious deficient academic skill?

Or, are you merely envious that Windows Vista is our Worlds most Secure and
most advanced Ultimate state-of-the-art Operating System?
--
Life is Wonderful while using Vista solo !

Posting & Painting
"Painting, n.: The art of protecting flat surfaces from the weather, and
exposing them to the critic."

Ambrose Bierce
**********



"x1a4" wrote:

>
> http://badvista.fsf.org/
>
> “Vista is an upsell masquerading as an upgrade. It is an overall
> regression when you look at the most important aspect of owning and
> using a computer: your control over what it does. Obviously MS Windows
> is already proprietary and very restrictive, and *well worth rejecting*.
> But the new *'features' in Vista are a Trojan Horse* to smuggle in even
> more restrictions. We'll be focusing attention on detailing how they
> work, how to resist them, and why people should care�,
>
> --FSF Program Administrator John Sullivan.
>
>
> http://www.fsf.org/news/badvista-launch
>

"When they go into the file system, it will all look like Klingon spaceship
designations."


I love that line! So true, too.

Tom Lake

Enough of the propaganda. Most of the stuff I've read is not very will informed, written by people who haven't really used the product much and are simply writing things because they want to have something to say and pretend that they are in the know.
"x1a4" <nobody@nodomain> wrote in message news:uMwVzZ4OHHA.324@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

http://badvista.fsf.org/

“Vista is an upsell masquerading as an upgrade. It is an overall regression when you look at the most important aspect of owning and using a computer: your control over what it does. Obviously MS Windows is already proprietary and very restrictive, and well worth rejecting. But the new 'features' in Vista are a Trojan Horse to smuggle in even more restrictions. We'll be focusing attention on detailing how they work, how to resist them, and why people should care�,

--FSF Program Administrator John Sullivan.


http://www.fsf.org/news/badvista-launch

Sounds like a Crackintosh user. :0)

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 23:58:36 -0500, x1a4 <nobody@nodomain> wrote:

>
>http://badvista.fsf.org/
>
>“Vista is an upsell masquerading as an upgrade. It is an overall
>regression when you look at the most important aspect of owning and
>using a computer: your control over what it does. Obviously MS Windows
>is already proprietary and very restrictive, and *well worth rejecting*.
>But the new *'features' in Vista are a Trojan Horse* to smuggle in even
>more restrictions. We'll be focusing attention on detailing how they
>work, how to resist them, and why people should care”,
>
>--FSF Program Administrator John Sullivan.
>
>
>http://www.fsf.org/news/badvista-launch