> But at the end of the day, if you want to complain about speed, the
> constant upgrade mill, DRM, bloatware, etc then you should probably
> just move to Linux.

IME most Linux distributions 'suffer' from the same fate as MS's
offerings.  Every new generation seems runs slower and require more
hardware resources.

I bought a new laptop (in a hurry as previous one died) that
unfortunately came with Vista.  I decided to stick with it to see if I
could learn to like it, but even with all the fancy graphics turned off,
and the interface set to "classic" mode I still end up getting
frustrated with it, so it will be replaced with XP as soon as I have
time.

A major screw up (IMO) is the omission of the "Up" toolbar button in
Windows Explorer.  When I first started using Vista I thought I had
simply missed it, or maybe not enabled it, as surely MS couldn't have
removed such a vital part of explorer?  Unfortunately a quick search on
Google revealed that they had, and many other users were frustrated with
the same issue.  The ridiculously named "breadcrumb" is quite handy, but
it doesn't replace the up button.

Regards

Mike

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