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I do believe that MS is going to step over the line if they squeeze too hard. I have no idea how hard it would be to do the same with Vista but I suspect it would be just as easy.

It’s just I felt that if I’m gonna use a product, I might as well pay for it instead of acting like some romantic idealist/criminal. The anti-piracy systems in XP are easily sercumvented for the experienced user so I never considered them an issue. I decided it was time to actually pay for a Windows release for a change and go Win64 at the same time, hence Vista. As I’m an avid gamer, I was running XP 32bit. I recently built a 64bit system and have been running Linux on it without issue. I ordered Ultimate OEM 64bit from a retailer in Germany and am happy to say I got what I ordered. There is only one those who *choose* to upgrade. The reality is *How do you measure the success of Microsoft when its a monopoly*. How many people are buying boxed sets of Vista, less than they did for XP yet they *should* be 100% higher. Would you wait a week to the Vista with your PC…absolutely, becuase it costs so much and *everyone* knows that if you use Microsoft this *is* the future. Your point is nonsense, did people wait to get Vista on their new machine, as opposed to XP…absolutely. He’s saying the install rate is greater, but people are stealing as opposed to buying. Ballmer did better spin “Its the pirates!” allows Microsoft to justify its serious DRM, WGA methods, and gives another reason to increase these measures in place. Tell me why you even care at all, much less why you care so much as to pull stuff out of your rear?” Personal computer sales for the week following Vista’s debut to succeed Microsoft’s Windows XP in January were 67 percent higher than those in the same week in 2006, and nearly triple those of the preceeding week, according to Current Analysis Inc.

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