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"BadVista.org": FSF launches campaign against Microsoft Vista"BadVista.org": FSF launches campaign against Microsoft VistaPosted Dec 17, 2006 12:45 UTC (Sun) by khim (subscriber, #9252)In reply to: "BadVista.org": FSF launches campaign against Microsoft Vista by njs Parent article: "BadVista.org": FSF launches campaign against Microsoft Vista
It seems this was an overly optimistic assumption about this audience... Not really. They just utterly, totally failed to think about what "press-release" word means! When I see press-release I immediately forget all I know about FSF and their "choir". Press-release is press-release. It's aimed to new users. To the press. Who don't know anything about TPM, DRM and other evil things.If it's not understandable by press - it's a failure. If it's not understandable after site visiting - it's double failure. If after visiting of the site you get the wrong impression - it's triple failure. No wonder people are angry: I've not seen such bungles for a very long time... Also, if you can find the FSF saying that a 2GB RAM requirement is an attack on freedom then I will buy you a pony. It was in first link with any facts: 25 Shortcomings Of Vista. Among these "25 Shortcomings" are
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"BadVista.org": FSF launches campaign against Microsoft Vista Posted Dec 17, 2006 20:18 UTC (Sun) by bronson (subscriber, #4806) [Link] Very well said Khim. I wonder, did the FSF show this site to anybody before releasing it? Their standards are normally pretty high... How did they let this happen?
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