analogy doesn't work
The name "Vista" is being abandoned, not the OS.
Win7 is a big step forward, but underneath the surface it is Vista.1 - right down to the Gestalt code. Vista was a fine OS, but its UX needed fixing. Win7 is the fixed UX for Vista.
I think it helps to counter the "Macs are perfect" posts to have an articulate description of a really bad Apple experience. We all know that it doesn't mean that all Apples are bad, but it does show that there are a few bad Apples.
You didn't have the "Wind Tunnel" fixed?
Vista has been abandoned by MS. It was just a tiny glitch in the middle of an otherwise smooth transition from XP to 7. It will join Millennium Edition in Windows heaven.
The name "Vista" is being abandoned, not the OS.
Win7 is a big step forward, but underneath the surface it is Vista.1 - right down to the Gestalt code. Vista was a fine OS, but its UX needed fixing. Win7 is the fixed UX for Vista.
Stop this poor me, i got a bad experience posting, its getting boring
I think it helps to counter the "Macs are perfect" posts to have an articulate description of a really bad Apple experience. We all know that it doesn't mean that all Apples are bad, but it does show that there are a few bad Apples.
Issues with my 5 year old Powermac G4 MDD? Not a thing.
You didn't have the "Wind Tunnel" fixed?
PowerMac G4 "Wind Tunnel" - MacOSX
An evolutionary model, the PowerMac G4 MDD (Mirrored Drive Door) featured dual processors in a sturdy redesigned tower that now offered two 5.25" front drive bays, 3 IDE buses and and 4 internal hard disks. The excellent fold-down side design was retained, and even the notoriously sluggish MacOSX felt snappy on these systems. Cooling was beginning to become an issue with faster CPU speeds, and some configurations had problems with very loud fans. The press quickly adopted the fitting moniker "wind tunnel" and the nickname has stuck.
http://www.vintagemacmuseum.com/vmm-ppc-gseries.html