People around here are always complaining about stirring the pot re: Mac's this and Mac's that. Then you get someone who comes along who has no clue what they are talking about just blowing a lot of unnecessary smoke....
One the one hand you complain about Mac this and Mac that then turn around and admit to exactly what the real problem really is with windows.
So thanks for making a Mac user's case....
"The Vista transition was not good because the new, more secure driver model wasn't adopted by enough hardware vendors at release and the higher hardware requirements. Partly Microsoft's fault and partly the fault of their model being so successful that there are millions of devices to choose from for Windows."
OBTW that lame software argument you used (Unlike Mac and Mac software where your choices are probably two orders of magnitude fewer, or more) is so old it's still wrapped in mummy cloth. Please try to keep up.
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Originally Posted by haigha
There's so much misinformation out there about Windows. The Vista transition was not good because the new, more secure driver model wasn't adopted by enough hardware vendors at release and the higher hardware requirements. Partly Microsoft's fault and partly the fault of their model being so successful that there are millions of devices to choose from for Windows. Unlike Mac and Mac software where your choices are probably two orders of magnitude fewer, or more.
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