"On December 15, 2006, the FSF launched its BadVista.org campaign to advocate for the freedom of computer users, opposing adoption of Microsoft Windows Vista and promoting free -- as in freedom -- software alternatives. Two years later, the campaign has nearly 7,000 registered supporters, the name Vista is synonymous in the public eye with failure, and we are declaring victory.
Like Olympic marathon winner Joan Benoit Samuelson, we look at victory as "milestones on a very long highway". We have not yet convinced all Windows users or even all Vista users to switch to a fully free operating system like "Linux". There is still much work to be done and there are many milestones to reach. But the BadVista campaign was launched to achieve specific goals, and as we bring it to a close we should recognize and celebrate what the campaign and everyone who supported it has achieved."
Charging for early access has started to become a regular practice in several AAA games, and the gaming community should not tolerate this.
SoulGame Studio’s inaugural game is a brilliant mix of genres that will delight you to no end.
There is a Star Wars Outlaws mission featuring Jabba the Hutt that's available on day one but exclusive to Season Pass owners.
in Chewbaca's own words "WAGRRRRWWGAHHHHWWWRRGGAW WWWWWRR." <-- The Empire Strikes back!
Not defending Ubi. It's a crappy thing to do. But it's only one Hutt mission. There are other Hutt missions.
Windows works ultra fast when you first install it, but it will start lagging as days pass.
Can't be bothered with the OS considering Windows 7 is just around the corner.
vista is not as bad as you think. it runs good on my laptop and it does not have so many problems now. it does not run slow at all and i just change some setting to fit my needs so now it seem like xp to tell you. i been using vista for a year now and i love it nothing wrong with it.
i will wait too see everything on windows 7 to see how it does. only time will tell if it will fail.
I'm sure they're proud of themselves for getting a massive 7,000 people. I know I would be, especially considering how many people actually use an Operating System.
There is very little wrong with Vista for personal use, the only problems really come with business use. I've been using Vista for 2 years now and it's still running just as fine as when I first installed it and I've never had it crash, or any hardware conflicts/driver problems.
While I'm all for informing users of other options (pending that they're intelligent enough to use them), I cannot stand when places like badvista spread misinformation and lies to further their own cause.
My name is Jon, and I use everything but Apple products. that could change, seeing as how Apples are nothing more than an Intel platform running Linux... LMAO. ;)