On 5/8/2013 21:05, mechanic wrote:
On Wed, 08 May 2013 07:04:26 -0400, Paul wrote:

That fact that Reller would not commit to a "Start Button and
a boot straight", means that is not their plan. It means they'll
be doing something else, a "half-measure" meant to address
"customer confusion", rather than address "customers hate our
interface".

Fair enough, why abandon a new idea simply because some people have
problems coping with it. Change happens - get over it.


Because the new idea produces no tangible benefits and only idiots will
accept changes for the sake of changes.

Every single day in a real business, professionals are consistently
learning new things and making changes because it is a "global market"
now, so for either defensive or offensive reason, we need to serve
customers and compete around the world - nonstop, 24 hours.

We need to consistently learn new languages, new cultures, new buying
behavior, new technologies, new laws, and so on and so on, just to come
up new products and services that we could stay ahead and afford you
guys to live on welfare checks.

The last thing we need is a moron like you come to tell us how to find
the start button for no apparent good reason and why a new OS is
important to MS.

You can spend your whole pathetic life on playing with a new OS which
has no tangible improvements, but please do spare us and do not draw us
to your level.

MS lost again because professionals reject it. Get over it!!!