The Mojave (spanish for bullshit) experiment

[AnchorClock]

http://www.mojaveexperiment.com/

So Microsoft disguised vista as windows mojave in order to show the how their operating system wasn't crappy!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Topcatyo]

I've heard plenty of bad things about Vista, but when I use it at my friends' houses, it's actually very problem free.
I'll still wait for a bug fix or two before getting it, though.  Also, my dad's completely opposed to the idea of getting it, and it's not like I have enough money to get it on my own.

Also, funny experiment, especially since they codenamed Vista "Mojave".

[Marlin Clock]

Isn't it just the name of a tribe/desert?

I've never heard of this other term.

[buttplug]

I've heard plenty of bad things about Vista, but when I use it at my friends' houses, it's actually very problem free.
I'll still wait for a bug fix or two before getting it, though.  Also, my dad's completely opposed to the idea of getting it, and it's not like I have enough money to get it on my own.

Also, funny experiment, especially since they codenamed Vista "Mojave".

The only problems I ever have are with playing very old DOS games. Otherwise it is great.

[Topcatyo]

The only problems I ever have are with playing very old DOS games. Otherwise it is great.

I have trouble playing any old games.  My friend let me borrow Myst a couple months ago and XP wouldn't let me play it

[Flounderpa]

strange, I have viste and I can run Flash 8 Without problems, it wasn't upposed to be some kind of incompatibility there?

[Solenoidclock]

Windows vista is compatible with exactly 200 scanners! That's right. If your scanner just happens to not be covered, don't fret! Vista compatible devices make themselves easy to purchase by displaying a seal we sold them! We're also the same way with exactly 150 Media players, 500 cameras, and 100 webcams! We even support exactly 3500 software programs!

Want more? Too bad, so sad. I was serious with all those numbers. It's a software feature limitation that protects you from malwares and naughty freeware programs made by hackers and open-source developers. Don't like it? Write your own damn drivers. I guarantee they won't work right.