Well, if one were to accept my thesis that the principle design criterion of
MS OS's (since about Win98) is market share (as oppsed to, developement
environment, for unix; real-time processing, for OS9; fault-tolerance, for
Tandem, etc) and if you define adware as willingly downloaded by the user
with presumed limited grasp of negative, but legal, ramifications, then
Vista is precisely Adware.
Peter


On 7/24/07, andrew holway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Viruses
Infections
Spyware
Trojans and
Adware

On 24/07/07, Roberto Ammendola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Peter St. John wrote:
> > RGB asks, "...On my nice new dual core 2 GB laptop, Vista Home runs
> > like -- what?  What is a
> > suitable metaphor for a system that can't even keep up with a moving
> > mouse? ..."
>
> We found that best definition of Vista is: a virus.
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