Microsoft reconoce Windows Vista no esta terminado

Microsoft ya desde hace vario tiempo nos viene vendiendo el placebo de la seguridad... Todos sabemos que Windows Vista fue el mejor placebo desarrollado de la historia.... y lo mejor de todo es que Microsoft lo reconoce. Microsoft es sincero y sabe reconocer sus errores, o son unos descarados (frescos) que dicen: Windows Vista no esta terminado (es beta aun) y de todas maneras lo vendemos a alto precio pero no sirve y a todos los ingenuos les sacamos plata por venderles aire, somos unos mediocres y nos vale madre.

Windows Vista: A work in progress. [Laughter, applause.] A very important piece of work, and I think we did a lot of things right, and I think we have a lot of things we need to learn from. Certainly, you never want to let five years go between releases. Can we just sort of kiss that stone and move on? Because it turns out many things become problematic when you have those long release cycles. The design point, what you should be targeting. We can’t ever let that happen again. We had some things that we can’t just set the dial back, but I think people wish we could. Vista is bigger than XP. It’s going to stay bigger than XP. We have to make sure it doesn’t get bigger still, and that the performance and that the battery life and that the compatibility, we’re driving on the things that we need to drive hard to improve.

And yet, we did take some important big steps forward with Vista. So, I know I can get a lot of feedback from this crowd. The No. 1 point of feedback always for MVPs is on Windows. I know I can get a lot of feedback. I bet if I look I can get a little bit of good feedback. I’m sure I can get a lot of constructive feedback. And believe me, top of mind for me, for Ray [Ozzie], for the senior team here, is making sure that we continue to drive forward and take the good work that we did in Vista, take the chance for improvement and progress and drive forward.

In the meantime, we have some customers — a lot of customers — using Vista. A lot of customers. And we have a lot of customers that are choosing to stay with Windows XP. And as long as those are both important options, we will be sensitive and we will listen and we will hear that. I got a piece of mail from a customer the other day that talked about not being able to get XP anymore. We responded, XP is still available. And I know we’re going to continue to get feedback from people on how long XP should be available. We’ve got some opinions on that, we’ve expressed our views. .. I’m always interested in hearing from you on these and other issues. So the desktop business, it’s our heart, it’s our soul, we continue to drive forward from this foundation.

Lo mejor o peor de todo es que Microsoft a decidido posponer la decición de terminar con el soporte para Windows XP. Developers, Developers y el baile del Ballmer jajaja

Vía / FayerWayer

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