So Windows vista’s out

**edyzmedieval** · 01-31-2007, 17:14

City-hystery caused by the arrival of Bill Gates in February. In Bucharest, on Magheru Avenue, instead of Christmas lights, we have Windows logos. At least 50 logos on the avenue, because Gates is gonna come to launch Vista.

~:|

**caravel** · 01-31-2007, 17:44

Pope Gates I, ensures that all Cathosoft factions adhere to the code or face excommunication. Once excommunicated other Cathosoft factions can then crusade against that faction. Otholinux and Maclim factions cannot crusade, but can do what they like without the Pope's approval... they may find crusades heading their way though. The Cathosoft code involves the usual indoctrination, invading the users' privacy and working it's way into every part of their lives.

**Husar** · 01-31-2007, 17:58

Originally Posted by Caravel

Pope Gates I, ensures that all Cathosoft factions adhere to the code or face excommunication. Once excommunicated other Cathosoft factions can then crusade against that faction. Otholinux and Maclim factions cannot crusade, but can do what they like without the Pope's approval... they may find crusades heading their way though. The Cathosoft code involves the usual indoctrination, invading the users' privacy and working it's way into every part of their lives.

Well, it either shows that Microsoft does have a fanbase or that there are many greedy romanians who want Bill to adopt their children and/or kidnap him.

**KukriKhan** · 02-01-2007, 05:34

Originally Posted by Caravel

Pope Gates I, ensures that all Cathosoft factions adhere to the code or face excommunication. Once excommunicated other Cathosoft factions can then crusade against that faction. Otholinux and Maclim factions cannot crusade, but can do what they like without the Pope's approval... they may find crusades heading their way though. The Cathosoft code involves the usual indoctrination, invading the users' privacy and working it's way into every part of their lives.

rofl.

Brilliant.

**sapi** · 02-01-2007, 08:23

Nice one Caravel

Still, you have to admit that most microsoft products are good, even if you don't like them ;)

**Geoffrey S** · 02-01-2007, 12:53

I'll be waiting for a long while yet. It's expensive, I barely use a PC right now, and as for games there's still a huge backcatalogue of great games I've yet to buy before I could care particularly about the next generation.

Originally Posted by sapi

Still, you have to admit that most microsoft products are good, even if you don't like them ;)

No, you don't.