04.11.09
Gemini version available ♊︎Vista 7 Review (Video)
DaemonFC from our IRC channel gave it a go and shares his experiences.
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- Microsoft Cheats and Bribes Again to Distort the Reality Regarding Vista 7
- Xbox Show Crashes, Vista 7 Crashing Too
- Another Review of Vista 7 and the Uncertain Future of Windows
- How Vista 7 Hype Gets Generated and Why GNU/Linux is in a Good Position
- Vista 7 Release Would be Good News to GNU/Linux
- Why Vista 7 Could be the Least Secure Operating System Ever
- Why the Future Looks Not Bright for Microsoft
- Vista 7 Security “Cannot be Fixed. It’s a Design Problem.”
- Why Microsoft Already Knows That Vista 7 Will Fail
- Does Microsoft Silence Dissent Against Vista 7?
- Eye on Microsoft: Windows Vista 7, Vista 1, and Mobile
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pcolon said,
April 11, 2009 at 5:56 pm
Nice work, Daemon. Been there, done that. The later rc’s are worse than the betas.
Dave said,
April 12, 2009 at 11:43 am
168 views in UTube and no comments.
That guy needs to learn how to use computers, he comes across as a complete noob who cant even get an OS installed on a computer.
Funny how millions of others have installed Win7 many times without a single problem.
Ive been using it on my old laptop (compaq presario m2000, 2GRAM) and ive been using win7 build 7000, 7068 and now 7077 have i had a single problem with it… NO.
I know its easier to diss the opposition, but IF anyone ever actually looks at your UTUBE post they will (probably rightly) think you should not be “in the job” of reviewing software or operating systems.
Clearly, its not your field of skill.
why did you not get some screen shots of your BSOD’s or provice anything to backup what your saying, or is it just FUD ??
Dave said,
April 12, 2009 at 11:44 am
and there is NO RC versions of Win7 out yet, so waying the RC versions are worst is a flat out lie ,,, right ??
Roy Schestowitz said,
April 12, 2009 at 12:36 pm
The comments above, supposedly from “Dave”, are actually from a Microsoft shill who typically goes by the name “Darryl” (he got banned from LinuxToday for trolling there perpetually).
What a pleasant surprise. We talk about attack dogs and we find a familiar one right here in this post.
Give it up, “Darryl”. You fool nobody. Your IPs are known in Linux sites.