Fine. I'll tell you why Windows Vista sucks.
It's spaghetti code that's flawed from the beginning that tries to steal as many GUI ideas and features from Mac OS X as it can while still trying to maintain backwards compatibility with the previous versions of Windows applications. What this results in is a sub-par to mediocre operating system that's slow, even more memory hungry than it's predecessors, and needs the latest and greatest hardware to run. It also means that it has all of the security and stability flaws of the previous operating systems while introducing brand new ones at the same time. Nearly 65% of all previously known Windows viruses, spyware, malware and trojan horses are already Vista compatible. Gamers are staying away from it in droves because it plays games so much slower than Windows XP. Corporate Enterprise is staying away from it because it offers a very harsh licensing agreement and steep cost while offering nothing compelling in the way of new features and introducing myriad new security holes that can be exploited. The average end user is staying away from it because it's expensive, has way too many different dumbed down versions, almost always requires a new computer to run it, and doesn't offer any compelling new features that can't be had with free or shareware third-party applications on Windows XP, anyway.
Don't like what I have to say? Prove me wrong.
(You asked.)
jag
