The Vista Nightmare Just Turned Into an Ubuntu One
It’s been 30 days since I made the grave error of upgrading to Vista. Before that day I was a happy Microsoft customer, after that I bought a Mac (which should be delivered this week).
The 30 days marks the day I can no longer use Vista because I am unable to validate it, despite now trying to reinstall it several times as per the advice I got off the phone from Microsoft, and of course having a valid a legal copy of Vista itself, along with the key for XP.
Linux has come a long way. I’ve still got my Red Hat Linux for Dummies book from 2001 and I still remember trying to use it then: it was a complete nightmare. Unfortnuately its only marginally improved now.
Turns out that Linux doesn’t like NTFS partitions or Nvidia video cards or even running on more than one monitor!
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