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Microsoft has started private testing of a "release candidate" version of Vista Service Pack 2. The final version is due out by June.
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nopinktoday: Do you hate Vista? What if Vista hates you? What if you hated Vista and it told its mom on you? OOOOOOOOOO tsk tsk.
For real: I doubt anything will change with SP2, any beta testers that can chime in on any improvements?
Also: LOL @ slickuser below. Nice comment. :D
It's true isn't it? We'll get the usual quota of semi-literate window lickers crawling out to speak their brain. Of course, one wonders why they hang around MS orientated blogs rather than Linux ones.
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Probably because since no-one cares about Linux they wouldn't have an audience.
just lucky the net wasn't mature back then and less flaming goes on
- by clamburgler February 21, 2009 5:47 PM PST
- I guess I'm one of the few that never had any problems with Vista. Don't see what all the fuss has been about.
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