Ubuntu usability test
Brian Fahrlander
wheeldweller at gmail.com
Wed Dec 31 16:11:04 GMT 2008
Liam Proven wrote:
> Er, no. XP Home is just XP Pro with a bunch of features disabled
> (local policy editor, admin account, multiprocessor support, domain
> connectivity, stuff like that.) They are the same product; XP Pro just
> has more features turned on.
>
> There is no difference in their device handling.
>
Well, I saw it with my own eyes- repeatedly, whatever the reason. I
was told the difference was between Pro and Home, but it could also have
been service packs. The key here is, it should never have happened: the
devices were only designed to work in Windows, not Linux. In Linux,
this kinda thing would be expected.
> Now, I could credit there might be differences in device handling
> between different service pack releases, but not between Home and Pro.
> In which case, all you're doing is propagating FUD, and that is never
> helpful, so I suggest you don't.
>
Nah, I just don't care about Microsoft anymore. The
newly-discovered botnet (Ruskov?) mining for user's data [just for the
last decade or so!], all the Zunes locking up today...anyone who buys
it, deserves it. I'm tired of trying to argue against something that's
obviously a mass hysteria.
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