Re: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)

2005-08-19 Thread Stan Zaske
No wonder Peter Norton got out when he did! Symantec sucks and Norton 
knows it!



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Symantec sucks big time! Guess it's time to retire Sygate personal 
firewall. 




Have they continued research and development on any software they 
bought out, such as Partition Magic 8.0? I hate to see good products 
bought out and ignored, thus making them useless, eventually, if not 
within a year or so.


Chuck






RE: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)

2005-08-18 Thread Chris Reeves
Exactly.  Ghost stayed the same product for -years- with seemingly no
research until they bought out Powerquest and ghost became Drive Image 7.
(basically the exact same product).

This seems to be their MO.

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> Symantec sucks big time! Guess it's time to retire Sygate personal 
> firewall. 
>

Have they continued research and development on any software they bought 
out, such as Partition Magic 8.0? I hate to see good products bought out and

ignored, thus making them useless, eventually, if not within a year or so.

Chuck 





Re: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)

2005-08-18 Thread chuck


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From: "Stan Zaske" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 4:24 AM
Subject: Re: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)


Symantec sucks big time! Guess it's time to retire Sygate personal 
firewall. 




Have they continued research and development on any software they bought 
out, such as Partition Magic 8.0? I hate to see good products bought out and 
ignored, thus making them useless, eventually, if not within a year or so.


Chuck 



Re: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)

2005-08-18 Thread Stan Zaske
Symantec sucks big time! Guess it's time to retire Sygate personal 
firewall. 



James Maki wrote:


(I corrected the subject line)
 
I guess this will be the end of a free version of Sygate Personal 
Firewall and the beginning of the product being screwed up.. Has 
Symantec ever acquired any product and then made real improvements? 
(Norton, Central Point Software, Winfax, Ghost, etc.).
 
Jim Maki

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*From:* Francisco Tapia


http://www.technewsworld.com/story/sXQaBx5Sybx8rO/Symantec-Scoops-Up-Sygate-Technologies.xhtml

I've been using Sygate for quite some time, and it's been an
excellent product.  I currently run the Pro version on my home
system, and have found it to be a great value,  
 
 
This corp buy out leaves me wondering how well the next defenition

files will be like, and what support might be like for the product.

-- 
-Francisco




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RE: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)

2005-08-17 Thread Thane Sherrington

At 09:13 PM 17/08/2005, James Maki wrote:

(I corrected the subject line)

I guess this will be the end of a free version of Sygate Personal Firewall 
and the beginning of the product being screwed up.. Has Symantec ever 
acquired any product and then made real improvements? (Norton, Central 
Point Software, Winfax, Ghost, etc.).


Nope.  They are a destroyer.  Worse than MS, I think.

T 



Re: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)

2005-08-17 Thread jeff.lane



No

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  James 
  Maki 
  To: 'The Hardware List' 
  Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 5:13 
  PM
  Subject: RE: [H] Sygate scoops up 
  Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)
  
  (I corrected the subject line)
   
  I guess this will be the end of a free version of Sygate 
  Personal Firewall and the beginning of the product being screwed up.. Has 
  Symantec ever acquired any product and then made real improvements? (Norton, 
  Central Point Software, Winfax, Ghost, etc.). 
   
  Jim Maki
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From: Francisco 
Tapia

http://www.technewsworld.com/story/sXQaBx5Sybx8rO/Symantec-Scoops-Up-Sygate-Technologies.xhtmlI've 
been using Sygate for quite some time, and it's been an excellent 
product.  I currently run the Pro version on my home system, and have 
found it to be a great value,  
 
This corp buy out leaves me 
wondering how well the next defenition files will be like, and what support 
might be like for the product.-- -Francisco
  
  

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RE: [H] Sygate scoops up Sygate... (Symantec scoops up Sygate)

2005-08-17 Thread James Maki



(I corrected the subject line)
 
I guess this will be the end of a free version of Sygate 
Personal Firewall and the beginning of the product being screwed up.. Has 
Symantec ever acquired any product and then made real improvements? (Norton, 
Central Point Software, Winfax, Ghost, etc.). 
 
Jim Maki
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

  
  
  From: Francisco 
Tapia
  
  http://www.technewsworld.com/story/sXQaBx5Sybx8rO/Symantec-Scoops-Up-Sygate-Technologies.xhtmlI've 
  been using Sygate for quite some time, and it's been an excellent 
  product.  I currently run the Pro version on my home system, and have 
  found it to be a great value,  
   
   This corp buy out leaves 
  me wondering how well the next defenition files will be like, and what support 
  might be like for the product.-- 
-Francisco