Celui qui lit l'article jusqu'au bout risque de ne plus pouvoir s'asseoir avec une bonne vingtaine de jour, spécialement JKB ;>)
Effectivement, il y a de quoi bien rigoler dans cet article :
I want to make one thing crystal clear - Windows, in some regards, is even worse than Linux and it's definitely not ready for the desktop either. Off the top of my head I want to name the following quite devastating issues with Windows: • devastating Windows rot, • no enforced file system and registry hierarchy (I have yet to find a single serious application which can uninstall itself cleanly and fully), • svchost.exe, • no true safe mode, • no clean state, • the user as a system administrator (thus viruses/malware - most users don't and won't understand UAC warnings), • no good packaging mechanism (MSI is a fragile abomination), • no system wide update mechanism (which includes third party software), • Windows is extremely difficult to debug, • Windows boot problems are often fatal and unsolvable unless you reinstall from scratch, • Windows is hardware dependent (especially when running from UEFI), • Windows updates are terribly unreliable and they also waste disk space, • there's no way to cleanly upgrade your system (there will be thousands of leftovers), etc.
Celui qui lit l'article jusqu'au bout risque de ne plus pouvoir
s'asseoir avec une bonne vingtaine de jour, spécialement JKB ;>)
Effectivement, il y a de quoi bien rigoler dans cet article :
I want to make one thing crystal clear - Windows, in some regards, is
even worse than Linux and it's definitely not ready for the desktop
either. Off the top of my head I want to name the following quite
devastating issues with Windows: • devastating Windows rot, • no
enforced file system and registry hierarchy (I have yet to find a
single serious application which can uninstall itself cleanly and
fully), • svchost.exe, • no true safe mode, • no clean state, • the
user as a system administrator (thus viruses/malware - most users
don't and won't understand UAC warnings), • no good packaging mechanism
(MSI is a fragile abomination), • no system wide update mechanism
(which includes third party software), • Windows is extremely difficult
to debug, • Windows boot problems are often fatal and unsolvable unless
you reinstall from scratch, • Windows is hardware dependent (especially
when running from UEFI), • Windows updates are terribly unreliable and
they also waste disk space, • there's no way to cleanly upgrade your
system (there will be thousands of leftovers), etc.
Celui qui lit l'article jusqu'au bout risque de ne plus pouvoir s'asseoir avec une bonne vingtaine de jour, spécialement JKB ;>)
Effectivement, il y a de quoi bien rigoler dans cet article :
I want to make one thing crystal clear - Windows, in some regards, is even worse than Linux and it's definitely not ready for the desktop either. Off the top of my head I want to name the following quite devastating issues with Windows: • devastating Windows rot, • no enforced file system and registry hierarchy (I have yet to find a single serious application which can uninstall itself cleanly and fully), • svchost.exe, • no true safe mode, • no clean state, • the user as a system administrator (thus viruses/malware - most users don't and won't understand UAC warnings), • no good packaging mechanism (MSI is a fragile abomination), • no system wide update mechanism (which includes third party software), • Windows is extremely difficult to debug, • Windows boot problems are often fatal and unsolvable unless you reinstall from scratch, • Windows is hardware dependent (especially when running from UEFI), • Windows updates are terribly unreliable and they also waste disk space, • there's no way to cleanly upgrade your system (there will be thousands of leftovers), etc.
Celui qui lit l'article jusqu'au bout risque de ne plus pouvoir s'asseoir avec une bonne vingtaine de jour, spécialement JKB ;>)
Effectivement, il y a de quoi bien rigoler dans cet article :
I want to make one thing crystal clear - Windows, in some regards, is even worse than Linux and it's definitely not ready for the desktop either. Off the top of my head I want to name the following quite devastating issues with Windows: • devastating Windows rot, • no enforced file system and registry hierarchy (I have yet to find a single serious application which can uninstall itself cleanly and fully), • svchost.exe, • no true safe mode, • no clean state, • the user as a system administrator (thus viruses/malware - most users don't and won't understand UAC warnings), • no good packaging mechanism (MSI is a fragile abomination), • no system wide update mechanism (which includes third party software), • Windows is extremely difficult to debug, • Windows boot problems are often fatal and unsolvable unless you reinstall from scratch, • Windows is hardware dependent (especially when running from UEFI), • Windows updates are terribly unreliable and they also waste disk space, • there's no way to cleanly upgrade your system (there will be thousands of leftovers), etc.
Effectivement ... tu n'a pas lu toutes les horreurs de linux au delà de la ligne: If you believe Linux is perfect and it has no problems, please close this page. :-)
Celui qui lit l'article jusqu'au bout risque de ne plus pouvoir
s'asseoir avec une bonne vingtaine de jour, spécialement JKB ;>)
Effectivement, il y a de quoi bien rigoler dans cet article :
I want to make one thing crystal clear - Windows, in some regards, is
even worse than Linux and it's definitely not ready for the desktop
either. Off the top of my head I want to name the following quite
devastating issues with Windows: • devastating Windows rot, • no
enforced file system and registry hierarchy (I have yet to find a
single serious application which can uninstall itself cleanly and
fully), • svchost.exe, • no true safe mode, • no clean state, • the
user as a system administrator (thus viruses/malware - most users
don't and won't understand UAC warnings), • no good packaging mechanism
(MSI is a fragile abomination), • no system wide update mechanism
(which includes third party software), • Windows is extremely difficult
to debug, • Windows boot problems are often fatal and unsolvable unless
you reinstall from scratch, • Windows is hardware dependent (especially
when running from UEFI), • Windows updates are terribly unreliable and
they also waste disk space, • there's no way to cleanly upgrade your
system (there will be thousands of leftovers), etc.
Effectivement ... tu n'a pas lu toutes les horreurs de linux au delà de
la ligne:
If you believe Linux is perfect and it has no problems,
please close this page.
:-)
Celui qui lit l'article jusqu'au bout risque de ne plus pouvoir s'asseoir avec une bonne vingtaine de jour, spécialement JKB ;>)
Effectivement, il y a de quoi bien rigoler dans cet article :
I want to make one thing crystal clear - Windows, in some regards, is even worse than Linux and it's definitely not ready for the desktop either. Off the top of my head I want to name the following quite devastating issues with Windows: • devastating Windows rot, • no enforced file system and registry hierarchy (I have yet to find a single serious application which can uninstall itself cleanly and fully), • svchost.exe, • no true safe mode, • no clean state, • the user as a system administrator (thus viruses/malware - most users don't and won't understand UAC warnings), • no good packaging mechanism (MSI is a fragile abomination), • no system wide update mechanism (which includes third party software), • Windows is extremely difficult to debug, • Windows boot problems are often fatal and unsolvable unless you reinstall from scratch, • Windows is hardware dependent (especially when running from UEFI), • Windows updates are terribly unreliable and they also waste disk space, • there's no way to cleanly upgrade your system (there will be thousands of leftovers), etc.
Effectivement ... tu n'a pas lu toutes les horreurs de linux au delà de la ligne: If you believe Linux is perfect and it has no problems, please close this page. :-)
