Endless Paradigm

Azumi Wrote:

Senseito Sakura Wrote:Hmm, controversial, but it makes sense.

I'm guessing a hint of this fact was in Gates' mind when he said "Ask me when the next Windows gets shipped" ~ he must dislike Vista too.

Must be Microsofts take on Linux Application Management. Ha-Ha.

i think they said in 2010???  i think i read that somewhere

yea something like that..

Source: YouTube

that is what monopoly does
they don't want to make things simple for the people

Now, if a large software company would do something like:

Quote:Installation Instructions
...

Please disable UAC before installing this product.  To do so ...


Why disable UAC?
UAC, as stated by Microsoft, is a measure designed to annoy users, as well as applications.  As such, our software cannot operate under these conditions.  Contrary to popular belief, UAC does not protect users or prevent any security threats.

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:Now, if a large software company would do something like:

Quote:Installation Instructions
...

Please disable UAC before installing this product.  To do so ...


Why disable UAC?
UAC, as stated by Microsoft, is a measure designed to annoy users, as well as applications.  As such, our software cannot operate under these conditions.  Contrary to popular belief, UAC does not protect users or prevent any security threats.

lol.  no really when i first installed vista i was like soooooo annoyed with this UAC.  everything i do i have to confirm! that's so annoying!

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:Now, if a large software company would do something like:

Quote:Installation Instructions
...

Please disable UAC before installing this product.  To do so ...


Why disable UAC?
UAC, as stated by Microsoft, is a measure designed to annoy users, as well as applications.  As such, our software cannot operate under these conditions.  Contrary to popular belief, UAC does not protect users or prevent any security threats.

/applause