Microsoft - Yes then... No

• ndmmxiaomayi

  25 Jun 07, 20:30

  http://vista.blorge.com/2007/06/23/microsoft-no-vista-home-on-macs/
  
  When Vista was out for testing, strictly no virtualization. For quite a while, it continues. After that, Apple gets the nod to install a virtual copy of Vista Home and Premium on Mac.
  
  Now, no again.
  
  Another monkey.
• the Bear

  25 Jun 07, 20:31

  why would anyone want to do that?
• dbowie

  25 Jun 07, 20:32

  It shows how Bill Gate is so fickle minded..
• ndmmxiaomayi

  25 Jun 07, 20:38

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  why would anyone want to do that?

  That have to ask Mac users. I saw a few complains somewhere, MS changed her mind, then today revert back.
• the Bear

  25 Jun 07, 20:40

  i'm a Mac user..
  
  i don't like XP.. and yet to use Vista
  
  and i heard Vista is crap compared to XP
• X k

  26 Jun 07, 23:10

  from what i've heard vista still isnt stable yet...alot of problems...
  especially privacy problems~
• wishboy

  28 Jun 07, 22:18

  vista very ma fan one leh
  want to open any program need to go through 123212315442 times of confirmation before the program is ran
  this also applies when u want to delete something
  good thing abt vista is only when u need to reformat, u dun need any disc, just need the recovery harddrive to be there
• ndmmxiaomayi

  28 Jun 07, 22:20

  Vista is trying to copy Unix's world of permissions, but failed horribly.
• kivine

  28 Jun 07, 22:21

  Originally posted by wishboy:

  vista very ma fan one leh
  want to open any program need to go through 123212315442 times of confirmation before the program is ran
  this also applies when u want to delete something
  good thing abt vista is only when u need to reformat, u dun need any disc, just need the recovery harddrive to be there

  u can disable the UAC