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When Microsoft comes out with a new OS, they usually seem to split into a
large group that works on the next OS and a slightly smaller one that updates
security and compatibility issues and things for their old OS.
But people don't just use an OS simply for security only. We use
applications daily for education or business, like Office, but we also enjoy
relaxing sometimes by just playing around with things like Movie Maker or
using Microsoft's other more "leisurely" applications.
But these applications aren't updated like the security is. Yes, we do enjoy
better security, but we would also like updates that give us more features
for these apps. (ie. new transitions for Movie Maker, better features in
Paint, etc.) So what I'm saying is that maybe Microsoft shouldn't focus so
much on making their new OS better, but more on making their OLD OS better.
All of these security updates really don't give us any new things to do on XP
or Vista, it just gives us a sense of security (which we can't even see the
difference, since it works behind the scenes). Anyone agree?
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large group that works on the next OS and a slightly smaller one that updates
security and compatibility issues and things for their old OS.
But people don't just use an OS simply for security only. We use
applications daily for education or business, like Office, but we also enjoy
relaxing sometimes by just playing around with things like Movie Maker or
using Microsoft's other more "leisurely" applications.
But these applications aren't updated like the security is. Yes, we do enjoy
better security, but we would also like updates that give us more features
for these apps. (ie. new transitions for Movie Maker, better features in
Paint, etc.) So what I'm saying is that maybe Microsoft shouldn't focus so
much on making their new OS better, but more on making their OLD OS better.
All of these security updates really don't give us any new things to do on XP
or Vista, it just gives us a sense of security (which we can't even see the
difference, since it works behind the scenes). Anyone agree?
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This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/co...3cc&dg=microsoft.public.windows.vista.general