Re: Why are .Net UIs slower than C++ or classic VB?

I very rarely get poor responsiveness on .NET software. I wonder if
perhaps you're imagining things? If, however, there *is* poor
performance on a .NET application, I would blame one of two people:
either a) you are running .NET on a 486 sx 30 with 4 MB ram, or b) the
programmer(s) didn't understand how to write Windows.Forms. In the case
of Norton Antivirus, I'd say this is highly likely, as Norton has a
history of writing bloated crap that ruins your computer and is harder
to uninstall than most viruses.

Virii?

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