thefickler writes "Dissatisfaction with Windows Vista seems to be swelling, with the Dutch Consumers' Union (Consumentenbond) asking Microsoft to supply unhappy Vista users with a free copy of Windows XP. Not surprisingly, Microsoft refused. This prompted... ...full story at slashdot
from slashdot on Sat, Oct 13 2007
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| 13 Oct 07 |
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Dutch Consumer Association declares war on Vista » the register (uk) Mountain out of a molehill? The Dutch Consumers Association has called for a boycott of Windows Vista, after the software giant refused to offer free copies of Windows XP to users who are having problems with Vista.… |
| 23 Oct 09 |
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Steve Ballmer's Windows 7 dance party » the register (uk) Hopping on the grave of Windows Vista October 22 has arrived, which means Microsoft can stop defending Windows Vista and start pretending it never happened. Eyes have now turned to Windows 7, while Windows Vista joins Microsoft Bob and Windows Me in the... |
| 18 Nov 07 |
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Windows Vista SP1 Hands-On Details » slashdot babyshiori writes "Users of Microsoft Windows Vista can rejoice in the fact that Microsoft just released a preview of the Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Release Candidate! The build is the lead-up to the actual service pack, which will be made available to... |
| 12 Feb 09 |
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MS To Offer Free Windows 7 Upgrade To Vista Users » slashdot crazyeyes writes "With Windows 7 set for release in Dec. 09, Microsoft is getting ready with their free upgrade program, which allows Vista users to switch to Windows 7 when it arrives. The folks at TechARP have consistently scored accurate scoops on... |
| 22 Jan 08 |
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Microsoft relents: Vista consumer virtualization ban lifted » digg Microsoft has finally relented and approved the use of Windows Vista Home Basic and Home Premium Edition in virtualized environments, for both consumers and business users. Apple, your turn is next. |
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