Windows Vista Home Basic Edition, Windows Vista Home Premium Edition, And
Windows Vista Ultimate Edition Do Not Come With The Additional 5 Years Of
Extended Support After The First 5 Years Of Regular Support, Just FYI.
Microsoft Can Censer This All They Want, But The Fact Is That This
Information Is Straight Off Their Microsoft Windows Product Life Cycles Page
On Microsoft.com, Just FYI.
Only Windows Vista Enterprise Edition (VLK) And Windows Vista Business
Edition Comes With The Additional 5 Years Of Extended Support After The First
5 Years Of Regular Support (Frank, Bill Yanyire, And Spankey DeMonkey Eat
Your Heart Out All You Want 2, The Fact Is That Open Source Linux Ubuntu 8.04
Long Term Support Is A Much Better Solution 4 Home Users Until Microsoft
Creates Extended Support 4 All Versions Of Windows Vista, And Not Just The
Corporate Editions), Also Just FYI.
Bender - 25 May 2008 11:43 GMT
This reminds me of those 100 year inks you can use for certain printers. I
am thinking why not reprint the picture when it has faded, if you still want
a print that is.
I will be upgrading my Windows Vista long before the support has ended.
> Windows Vista Home Basic Edition, Windows Vista Home Premium Edition, And
> Windows Vista Ultimate Edition Do Not Come With The Additional 5 Years Of
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> Creates Extended Support 4 All Versions Of Windows Vista, And Not Just The
> Corporate Editions), Also Just FYI.
bobby - 25 May 2008 13:26 GMT
No, sorry. Ubuntu lasts two years on server, one year on desktop.
> Windows Vista Home Basic Edition, Windows Vista Home Premium Edition, And
> Windows Vista Ultimate Edition Do Not Come With The Additional 5 Years Of
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> Creates Extended Support 4 All Versions Of Windows Vista, And Not Just The
> Corporate Editions), Also Just FYI.
bobby - 25 May 2008 13:41 GMT
You have to pay for Ubuntu to get any support, just like SUSE and the
others. Linux is not free.
I don't know where that rumor came from. Windows is used on DESKTOPS and
Linux and Unix are used as servers. I just witnessed it yesterday. Bon
Voyage, kevpan815. Don't return. You are being blocked from sending anything
to me about Linux and Windows. I am a registered user of Microsoft Products
and part of the team.
> No, sorry. Ubuntu lasts two years on server, one year on desktop.
>
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>> Corporate Editions), Also Just FYI.