While I was reading blogs, I think I found a post which at least seemed to try proving my previous post here wrong. Yes, the one about Hasefroch Vista launch, expressing my total lack of willingness to install it, and of course laughing at it, and linking to a beautiful upgrade flowchart, without saying where I had found it Yeah, I can be such a bad guy.

So, as I'm making an English language exam next Tuesday (4th course, OMG I'm so old!), I'll write some more thoughts about that here in English, and it's going to be the last time I'm writing about Vista, mainly because as I'm not using it, I don't want to talk about it.

Of course Vista has Aero, UAC, SuperFetch and I'm sure that it has many more ubber-cool words and acronyms to name technology already existent in other operative systems.

In other operative systems, these "Microsoft's innovations" have often more features, and are implemented in a more secure, reliable way, based on a design which has been tested over many years, even decades (yeah I'm looking at you UAC!).

Everybody in this business takes ideas from other people, and they usually improve them, even Microsoft. The problem is when you call this "innovation". If you take something from others without giving back, at least have enough decency to keep your f**** mouth closed. And of course you shouldn't ask for a patent on the subject...

And that's all folks. I'm not using Vista unless an employer forces me (which I won't fight against, as long as my money doesn't get involved), nor writing more about it anymore as I said in the beginning of this post. I hope Microsoft fails miserably because of Vista, and becomes computer world's buffoon.

Bye brothers, may Wumpus enlighten you!

PD: Yeah, it's true, using non Microsoft operative systems, among many other evil things, kill little cats, raise life costs, and is the reason behind global warming. Using Windows is a patriotic, American way to keep those hippies using non-Microsoft OSes in line, as freedom of choice allows terrorists to pirate Disney's movies, as Shelly The Republican taught us all.