I can't belive some of you guys

Ok first off I'm only 14 years of age, and I don't like the fact that people
are bashing vista get a life ok sure we all know apple will never die , but
don't come here saying msft u just made sure of that, why becuase thats not
true becuase both operating systems have their good points and bad points I
for one love macs and will probaly buy one in the near future but I will
keep my pc becuase of wndows. Then there are people saying thre requirements
are high well msft never said u had to use aero I have only 256 ram and I
have aeros working perfect its just a matter of how well u keep your pc.

Aero is not necessarily dependent on the about RAM in the PC. Its video RAM,
which has to be a minimum of 64 MBs, Direct X 9 Compliant and supports the
WDDM Windows Display Driver Model.

There is no need to bash Vista like you said, but at times its necessary, I
personally think it brings the best out of Microsoft and I think they love
it. Also, instead of saying its lousy, why take that as opportunity to make
it better by submitting feedback and actually ask for help? Thats what ngs
is for. Also, its BETA, Microsoft never promised RTM, they promised BETA 2
and thats what we have gotten so far and they are working on making it
better.

Thanks Andrew.
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"Andrew Marin" <drew_marin@msn.com> wrote in message
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> Ok first off I'm only 14 years of age, and I don't like the fact that
> people are bashing vista get a life ok sure we all know apple will never
> die , but don't come here saying msft u just made sure of that, why
> becuase thats not true becuase both operating systems have their good
> points and bad points I for one love macs and will probaly buy one in the
> near future but I will keep my pc becuase of wndows. Then there are people
> saying thre requirements are high well msft never said u had to use aero I
> have only 256 ram and I have aeros working perfect its just a matter of
> how well u keep your pc.

On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 13:56:58 -0500, "Andrew Marin" <drew_marin@msn.com>
wrote:

>Ok first off I'm only 14 years of age, and I don't like the fact that people
>are bashing vista get a life ok sure we all know apple will never die , but
>don't come here saying msft u just made sure of that, why becuase thats not
>true becuase both operating systems have their good points and bad points I
>for one love macs and will probaly buy one in the near future but I will
>keep my pc becuase of wndows. Then there are people saying thre requirements
>are high well msft never said u had to use aero I have only 256 ram and I
>have aeros working perfect its just a matter of how well u keep your pc.

Andrew,

The whole point of a beta is to test it and get feedback before it
goes on sale, including what people do not like about it. Most of the
guys posting the replies to questions on here are like me actively
trying to find fault with it and fix or modify it, so when we have to
install it in the real world we will look as if we know what we are
doing. This is a very important part of beta testing for those of us
who make a living in the PC business, we are not "bashing" it
unecessarily. There is also a certain amount of misconception
regarding the nature of a public beta, hence a lot of whining and
wailing will inevitably be generated.

8-)

Jonah

Boy you sure need to learn how to talk in proper English. You posted the
biggest run on sentance I've ever seen. Man.


"Andrew Marin" <drew_marin@msn.com> wrote in message
news:1A2D06D9-B327-4319-8AF2-17315FCC85FE@microsoft.com...

> Ok first off I'm only 14 years of age, and I don't like the fact that
> people are bashing vista get a life ok sure we all know apple will never
> die , but don't come here saying msft u just made sure of that, why
> becuase thats not true becuase both operating systems have their good
> points and bad points I for one love macs and will probaly buy one in the
> near future but I will keep my pc becuase of wndows. Then there are people
> saying thre requirements are high well msft never said u had to use aero I
> have only 256 ram and I have aeros working perfect its just a matter of
> how well u keep your pc.

"AMDX2" <a@a.com> wrote in message
news:O6LCxPBjGHA.4504@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Boy you sure need to learn how to talk in proper English. You posted the
> biggest run on sentance I've ever seen. Man.
>
>
> "Andrew Marin" <drew_marin@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:1A2D06D9-B327-4319-8AF2-17315FCC85FE@microsoft.com...

>
>

I was going to offer some uppercase letters and some periods, and
instructions about how to run spell check, but even then I don't think it
would make much sense. But, if the gist of it is 'don't bash Vista', I
agree. The "MS sucks, get Linux" has no place, but the attempts to get
fixes for problems surely does.

On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 15:27:38 -0700, "AMDX2" <a@a.com> wrote:

>Boy you sure need to learn how to talk in proper English. You posted the
>biggest run on sentance I've ever seen. Man.
>
>

That would be: "speak proper English", and sentence.

Just a friendly jab, I love oxymorons.

Hehe, try saying that to my english teacher, he would absolutely kill you
andrew :P

Wait until your 15 and everything to do with operating systems becomes clear
:-D

Tom (15)
"Leonardo" <None@usenet.xxx> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 15:27:38 -0700, "AMDX2" <a@a.com> wrote:
>

> That would be: "speak proper English", and sentence.
>
> Just a friendly jab, I love oxymorons.

On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 15:27:38 -0700, "AMDX2" <a@a.com> wrote:

>Boy you sure need to learn how to talk in proper English. You posted the
>biggest run on sentance I've ever seen. Man.

I was going to mention the standard of English myself but the OP is
only 14 and obviously does not attend a school where good written
English is considered desirable in pupils. It is not the fault of the
OP that he is the victim of a very poor education system.

Fortunately if he keeps posting on usenet he will learn that poorly
constructed written English is not generally tolerated unless the
poster is obviously not a native speaker, and is therefore a very good
incentive to learn or to be treated like a moron.

I noticed the OP got an apostrophe in "can't" which I found quite
bizarre given the almost total lack of any other punctuation.

Jonah

>
>"Andrew Marin" <drew_marin@msn.com> wrote in message
>news:1A2D06D9-B327-4319-8AF2-17315FCC85FE@microsoft.com...

>

Oh give the OP a break. He's only 14 and still has the mentality that, "I
won't need to know this when I get out of school." Part of it could be the
educational system, part of it could be maturity. It will come to him one
day that proper English is most definitely a requirement in this country.
That is if you don't want to be stuck in a job doing manual labor. And even
then it would still behoove one to know how to form proper sentences.

-jmi-



"jonah" <jonah123@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 15:27:38 -0700, "AMDX2" <a@a.com> wrote:
>

>
> I was going to mention the standard of English myself but the OP is
> only 14 and obviously does not attend a school where good written
> English is considered desirable in pupils. It is not the fault of the
> OP that he is the victim of a very poor education system.
>
> Fortunately if he keeps posting on usenet he will learn that poorly
> constructed written English is not generally tolerated unless the
> poster is obviously not a native speaker, and is therefore a very good
> incentive to learn or to be treated like a moron.
>
> I noticed the OP got an apostrophe in "can't" which I found quite
> bizarre given the almost total lack of any other punctuation.
>
> Jonah

>

Yeah thanks, I usually type Sentance, sorry. I know I should not have said
what I said to the guy, but was amazed at how hard it was to read. I was in
a I want to get on people kind of mood which is not right, so I'm sorry.


"Leonardo" <None@usenet.xxx> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 15:27:38 -0700, "AMDX2" <a@a.com> wrote:
>

> That would be: "speak proper English", and sentence.
>
> Just a friendly jab, I love oxymorons.