MIT "academic" enough?
Unfortunately not, as far as I can tell none of these sources have
undergone an independent review process, but rather are MIT's
strategy for 'dealing' with the (*ahem* problem of) Vista. However
they are useful and appreciated nonetheless.
Tom
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Tom Chilton
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On 5 Mar 2007, at 01:47, Harold Fuchs wrote:
Tom Chilton wrote:
Harold,
Thanks for the info,
Does anyone have anything a little more 'academic.'
Something I might quote in a paper, I think I would be in trouble
if I said 'most' without some backup.
<snip>
MIT "academic" enough? http://web.mit.edu/ist/products/winvista/
fastfacts.pdf
and at http://itinfo.mit.edu/product.php?vid=735&platform=Windows
"IS&T does not recommend installing Windows Vista Enterprise Edition
on desktops or laptops because many critical applications for
productive and safe computing are not yet available for Windows Vista
including TSM <http://itinfo.mit.edu/product.php?name=tsm>, VPN
<http://itinfo.mit.edu/product.php?name=vpn>, and SAPgui <http://
itinfo.mit.edu/product.php?name=sapr3>. IS&T is retiring KLPR and
will not be updating it for Windows Vista."
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