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Article here.Windows Vista has been on store shelves for barely a fortnight, but senior executives at Microsoft are already talking about a successor within two years.The next version of Windows, codenamed "Vienna", will be released by the end...

I've had enough of the nonsense. While Windows Vista is a great operating system environment, it's still got way too many bugs to make the entire experience of using Windows Vista worth while. I suffer from the "music skipping" syndrome via Media Player 11 (or any other media player for the matter) which was more than enough to make me ditch Windows Vista until Microsoft and/or the hardware vendors get off their rear ends and produce drivers that actually work. What can I say, I have to have my music.

I've had enough of the nonsense. While Windows Vista is a great operating system environment, it's still got way too many bugs to make the entire experience of using Windows Vista worth while. I suffer from the "music skipping" syndrome via Media Player 11 (or any other media player for the matter) which was more than enough to make me ditch Windows Vista until Microsoft and/or the hardware vendors get off their rear ends and produce drivers that actually work. What can I say, I have to have my music.

I was shocked to hear the latest news from pcworld about Microsoft is now working on the next new Windows operating system to be release in end of 2009 and it will be fastest than Windows Vista but the new operating system will be called Windows Vienna to be out soon in 2009. But....bad news for Windows Vista - it cannot be upgrade but good news for all Windows XP as it can upgrade to Vienna. Another ripped off Microsoft.

See here: http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,128888-c...rn/article.html

Anyone have any clue what kind of features Microsoft will be releasing with Vista R2 in 2008, and even further along with the Windows Vienna? I'm excited about both. I'm truly considering holding off on Vista until Vista R2. By the time R2 gets here, they will have perfected R2 better, component prices will have dropped, support will have increased, and the new features will be an advantage. I also am very excited about Windows Vienna considering they are not using any code from any of the previous Windows. They are starting with true scratch, doing away with the start menu, doing away with the task bar.