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Tag Archives: Windows
Microsoft will Open Source Windows (or die!)
I have said on a number of occasions that Microsoft should Open Source their Windows Operating System (and their Internet Explorer). However, it bears repeating. I realise it is unlikely to happen in the near term but, I firmly believe … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Microsoft, Open Source, Vista, Windows
Tagged Linux, Microsoft, Open Source, ubuntu, Vista, Windows
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Microsoft give up on trying to fix Windows Live OneCare
I wrote a post a few weeks ago about how slow Microsoft’s Support people were in getting back to me to resolve an issue I have with Windows Live OneCare. The other day they sent me an email which said: … Continue reading
Posted in customer service, Microsoft, onecare, Windows
Tagged customer service, Microsoft, onecare, Windows
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I have a dirty little secret to confess
I never thought I’d say this but I’m using my Vista machine more than my Mac these days! Why? Well, there are a number of reasons – the Vista machine is a Vaio SZ3. It is small, light and has … Continue reading
Beware installing Windows Live Writer Beta 3
I spotted on Nevill Hobson’s blog that Microsoft have released a new version of Windows Live Writer – Beta 3. I decided to download it to try it out – the previous versions of Live Writer are quite good so … Continue reading
How long is 5 minutes in Microsoft Support time?
Four weeks ago tomorrow I contacted Microsoft about problems I was having with their OneCare product. I spent two hours on the phone (after trying to get it working for the previous two hours) with a Sam in tech support … Continue reading
Microsoft post Vista fixes
Microsoft has released two significant fixes for Windows Vista today. One is a performance related fix and the other is a reliability related fix. These fixes have to be manually applied for now although according to Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft … Continue reading
Unseemly haste in Vista SP1 a sign of desperation?
I came across two Vista related stories on Techmeme this morning. The first from Ken Fisher on Ars Technica, talks about how Microsoft’s OEM partners are struggling with the number of customers who want to downgrade their computers from Vista … Continue reading
Security Patched Safari for Windows released
Apple have released a Security Patched version of Safari for Windows (v 3.0.1). The patch fixes security vulnerabilities in Safari I wrote about earlier this week. There is still no fix for the bug I highlighted earlier this week (clicking … Continue reading
Posted in Browsers, Windows
Tagged apple, beta_software, Browsers, infoworld, patch_fixes, safari, security_vulnerabilities, Windows
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Don't install Safari on Windows!
Wow that was fast! Apple released a beta of their Safari browser last night to run on Windows and a few short hours later, vulnerabilities which allow remote code execution have been published already! It looks like Safari for Windows … Continue reading
Safari 3 for Windows. New OS, same missing features!
I saw from Engadget that Apple have released a new beta version of their browser, Safari, which will run on Windows. There are versions for Windows XP and Windows Vista. I downloaded it and installed on an XP machine and … Continue reading





