I mention this on here just because I find it humorous. So, Vista hasn’t hit the store shelves yet. Believe me, you would know because there will be tons of hype all over the net as well as a slew of bug fixes for the first few months. It’s like looking into a crystal ball.

So why are we talking about Fiji? Forgiving the code-name, Vista isn’t out the door and frankly, even if it was, I’m sure there will be tons of stuff the poor developers at Microsoft will have to do for months before they can sit back and go, “You know Bob, we rewrote 56.7 million* lines of code in about 5 years. We’ve issued over 600 security fixes and updates to the users in the last 6 months. Hell, I think we’re done”.

I just feel like Microsoft should focus on getting their product out the door, releasing enough updates to make it stable so that businesses will even consider the long and horrid upgrade process over the next few years, before contemplating the move to another OS. Let’s not get greedy guys!

*Note, I’m clueless as to the total number of lines of code in Vista.

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