http://disqus.com/people/8099bf4f81283dbb2c1f4307b53711cb/enWed, 28 May 2008 02:58:59 -0000http://shootingatbubbles.disqus.com/windows_7_a_whole_lot_of_assumptions_so_far/#comment-540298So, is it new Vista GUI Illusion which has been wrapped along Windows 7..<br><br>How long would it get with all this Jelly ... get with reall performance to market on dudesComputer SupportWed, 28 May 2008 02:58:59 -0000http://zoliblog.disqus.com/failed_sp1_update_vista_still_sucks/#comment-5639596Hi..<br><br>Though no problems…..<br><br>But i want to convey that yes some of the end users were facing such problems as you blogged about, There was some short of Bug which was making the system’s go handicap with sound and some of the other driver issues..<br><br>The Best part for that is you uninstall the SP1 and then reinstall the same..<br><br>You may get the things going…Computer SupportWed, 16 Apr 2008 03:20:41 -0000http://zoliblog.disqus.com/failed_sp1_update_vista_still_sucks_37/#comment-15820892Hi..<br><br>Though no problems…..<br><br>But i want to convey that yes some of the end users were facing such problems as you blogged about, There was some short of Bug which was making the system’s go handicap with sound and some of the other driver issues..<br><br>The Best part for that is you uninstall the SP1 and then reinstall the same..<br><br>You may get the things going…Computer SupportWed, 16 Apr 2008 03:20:41 -0000http://garryconn.disqus.com/if_microsoft_windows_operating_systems_are_so_terrible_then_why_are_they_so_popular/#comment-17880447Mind you, I’m not a zealot who’s ranting that “this is the year of the Linux desktop”. I’m just pointing out what I think are flaws in your argument - and your conclusion. I do think that Linux desktop adoption will grow - very slowly, but surely. Until one day people will wake up and it’ll be a major factor. Just like with Linux on the server. Linux has too much efficiency in its model of production, and in its cost of production. Think about it: Linux has no need to “rush” its adoption in order to satisfy VC’s. And it will never “go out of business”. It will always remain a player, and keep making itself better and better (and never increase its price!) until eventually more and more people will begin to realize it.Computer SupportThu, 03 Apr 2008 06:41:05 -0000http://garryconncom.disqus.com/if_microsoft_windows_operating_systems_are_so_terrible_then_why_are_they_so_popular/#comment-18592479Mind you, I’m not a zealot who’s ranting that “this is the year of the Linux desktop”. I’m just pointing out what I think are flaws in your argument - and your conclusion. I do think that Linux desktop adoption will grow - very slowly, but surely. Until one day people will wake up and it’ll be a major factor. Just like with Linux on the server. Linux has too much efficiency in its model of production, and in its cost of production. Think about it: Linux has no need to “rush” its adoption in order to satisfy VC’s. And it will never “go out of business”. It will always remain a player, and keep making itself better and better (and never increase its price!) until eventually more and more people will begin to realize it.Computer SupportThu, 03 Apr 2008 06:41:05 -0000