Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 26th Aug 2009 22:23 UTC
When Windows Vista was launched, the Free Software Foundation started its BadVista campaign, which was aimed at informing users about what the FSF considered user-restrictive features in Vista. Luckily for the FSF, Vista didn't really need a bad-mouthing campaign to fail. Now that Windows 7 is receiving a lot of positive press, the FSF dusted off the BadVista drum, and gave it a fresh coat of paint.
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RE[3]: Comment by Moulinneuf
by rockwell on Thu 27th Aug 2009 13:55
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RE[4]: Comment by Moulinneuf
by jabbotts on Thu 27th Aug 2009 18:50
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Yes that was a good fictionnal movie , yet it as no basis on reality ... Just like you ...
Libel and slander as an anonymous who think of himself as a characther in a sci-fi movie ... You really have oustanding braveness and debating skills.
They are right too ...
That don't means it's perfect for everyone or that it work 100% of the time , but that's proprietary who lie when they say that.
Your a doctor in psychiatry too now , nice to know ...
That your not that either.
Conversation are between two people , who have something to say and debate , in a mutual respecting environment. People are allowed to make sentence and statement , diverging too.
You don't qualify and are not qualified ...