Re: why do people hate windows vista
- From: Nonny <nonnymoose@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2008 22:44:24 -0500
"Colin Barnhorst" <c.barnhorst@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
There were a half dozen replies above mine at the time I responded. The
usual suspects insulting each other. When I looked next they were struck
through (marked for removal from the server). They have now gone poof. I
was referring to them at a time I could still read them and assumed the OP
would too. With the referrents gone my comment is a little strange now. Oh
well. Stuff happens.
They might be gone on MS's servers, but they're still everywhere else.
EVERYWHERE else.
That's the beauty of Usenet.
.
"xfile" <coucou@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You're inviting, as you have noticed by now, unpleasant replies.
Seems you and me both accepted the invitation.
People want change but resent the changes they get. They want change
without having to change themselves.
Most people including myself are selfish so we will change if we see the
changes will benefit us and that is nothing abnormal, and for the same
reason, almost all changes are initiated by improving benefits.
What I don't understand is how many people here have enough experience of
change management or corporate reengineering experience involving a large
scale of changes but still can easily flame people who perceive the OS has
no tangible benefits as resist to change.
On the other hand, some people consider some of the OS's problems are
*normal* because it has always been like this. These people, in fact,
failed to acknowledge that other people do acquire new knowledge
constantly, and thus, have evolved to a different perspective on what a
computer, or IT as a whole, should do for us including parts like an
operating system.
Exactly because these people have not changed over the years and still
live in the past with the same old standards and falsely believe the
environments are still the same as the good old days that making them
easily to accuse others.
"Colin Barnhorst" <c.barnhorst@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You're inviting, as you have noticed by now, unpleasant replies.
You're right. People want change but resent the changes they get. They
want change without having to change themselves. Vista won't be "great"
until the next version of Windows comes out. Then the new Windows will
be the hated version and Vista will what "Microsoft shoulda kept."
Same old same old.
"SallyL" <SallyL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"iqon" wrote:
why do people hate windows vista, it was just like 95 98 me and xp, and
now
vista, Give it 12 months every body will be saying what a great os.
It will take some time to improve windows vista,and to sort all the
bugs out.
After 12 months am sure windows vista will be sorted out
(A WINDOWS VISTA USER)
Well, dont they think that the newer the software, it should be better
than
the older ones.... so, if its not, there r something something somewhere
wrong!!! :)
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