lol, i dont get sky advert anymore, well i dont get any but it was just the euro millions lotto rollover, spinner will know, i dont know how to do things in IE because i dont use the very poorly written piece of software from a very poor company for writing software, typical microsoft.. tut tut tut

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Well, i dont like arguments, especially when there isnt one, so lets just leave it at the facts :

Microsoft are the biggest software company in the world - why? Because more people buy and use thier software.

The rest is obvious

Afetr all, there's someone on here who usually uses Linux, but due to thier comp getting messed up has had to revert to a Windows machine. Because they just plain and simple work...

i got the lotto triple rollover ad lol

gonna be playing that tonight :D

i think you will find spinner, it was a hard drive error, so thanx for that little lecture, but think what it might have been before you say what it wasnt.

I am getting a new hard drive around the 26th of this month to get the new version of ubuntu linux.

Cya spinner

Spinner, your defending products microsoft themsleves have said are unstable!!!!! understand that!

Because in practical use, they are stable.

I'm not going to quote other people, when i post an opinion, its mine!

Remember, as has been stated again and again, this is a relative situation. Something described as unstable by Microsoft will be infinitely more stable than a full release by other companies!

Dont let people who read this fall into the situation so many do, and end up installing rubbish on thier computers because they think it's "uncool" to have MS products.

And for those who may not recognise sarcasm - gr8_7baller and I have already discussed this, i knew it was his HD (as you can see here : http://www.funkypool.com/viewTopic.do?topicid=8232 ) , hence the joke...

ty for clearing tht up spinner

Im afraid your wrong there, as they have stated it is unstble in practical, every days use.

Dude - you didnt read my post did you...

(and by the way - just in case you're not joking, since that link you posted didnt work.. - it isnt a Beta anymore, hence why we upgraded all the machines the other week.)

What you also dont mention is that most people who have problems with Beta's haven't run the relevant Application compatiblity Toolkit first.

If you go installing software willy-nilly without checking everything first ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/releasenotes/default.aspx ), you cant expect it to be stable!

''Because in practical use, they are stable. '' is what u said. Microsoft say otherwise. That is my point.

Can you post what version that was referring to, or a working link.

Yes, the early Beta's were unstable, as most early Beta's are. I'm referring to the current RC1...