Bad Windows 'features'
I want to make a thread of all the things that makes windows crappy, since i use windows as my main OS currently (hey the PC was free and i want a comp in my room) i find annoying things everyday. I think it would be nice to have a list of the things on why its so crappy.
Please try and not repeat and give legit answers...otherwise not TOO many "windows is gay cuz it is" please.
I would like if you could number each reason so its easy to view how many problems windows has by lookin at the current number
[Warning: Don't use that word in that sense again. Unnecessary. - J]
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Please try and not repeat and give legit answers...otherwise not TOO many "windows is gay cuz it is" please.
I would like if you could number each reason so its easy to view how many problems windows has by lookin at the current number
[Warning: Don't use that word in that sense again. Unnecessary. - J]
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Example: If i'm listening to an mp3, if i move it...well i can't, it doesn't let me.
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Edit: You have to hold ctrl to get it to do this...not a big hassle but i'm not impressed
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There. I have just ruined your little numbering scheme. Time to drop it I guess.
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<strong>When you install something, it spreads files all over the place.</strong><hr></blockquote>
This holds true in OS X as well, IMHO. You have /Applications, then prolly a few folders in /Library, maybe even in /System. Of course another few folders in ~/Library, and if you're lucky, some in ~/Documents. And not in simple, clearly marked locations.
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This holds true in OS X as well, IMHO. You have /Applications, then prolly a few folders in /Library, maybe even in /System. Of course another few folders in ~/Library, and if you're lucky, some in ~/Documents. And not in simple, clearly marked locations.</strong><hr></blockquote>
i didn't know most programs put things in all those places. I knew ~/library held prefrences, but unless its hardware, i didnt' know things were added to /library and /system...and what puts things in /documents? just curious
location manager has been around so long on the Macs, why hasn't MS gotten to borrowing it yet? it's a great feature!
My Documents
My Archives
My eBooks
My Games
My Movies
My Music
My Pictures
MY GOD! STOP IT ALREADY!
But it seems that we OS X users have to deal with this now too. Still, I like it better on OS X than any Winblows OS...
Finals week was a couple of weeks ago, and I (being the procrastinator that I am) needed to type a final paper the night before it was due. That night, I attempted to start the computer three times. Attempt no.1: computer says "I'll make it look like I'm thinking about opening programs, while I actually do nothing for ten minutes". I force a shut down, and restart it. Attempt no.2: computer says "I'll teach you to shut me down! Ha! Have a nice blue screen while I refuse to do anything." I force it to shut down, and restart it. Attempt no.3: the darn thing didn't start at all. Needless to say, the stupid PC took away valuable hours of my paper-typing time because of its inability to function. Bah - Windows is so horrible. I can't wait for my minibook to arrive. Fourteen more days to wait....