Comments on: There is no group policy editor in some versions of Windows Vista! http://www.100vista.com/2009/there-is-no-group-policy-editor-in-some-versions-of-windows-vista/ The Latest Windows Vista Tips & Tricks Tue, 06 Jul 2010 03:12:11 +1000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: ServerFlux http://www.100vista.com/2009/there-is-no-group-policy-editor-in-some-versions-of-windows-vista/comment-page-1/#comment-694 ServerFlux Thu, 01 Oct 2009 14:20:59 +0000 http://www.100vista.com/?p=162#comment-694 Nice post, you can also check out my site at http://www.serverflux.com for more linux / windows tutorials! Nice post, you can also check out my site at http://www.serverflux.com for more linux / windows tutorials!

]]> By: Doug http://www.100vista.com/2009/there-is-no-group-policy-editor-in-some-versions-of-windows-vista/comment-page-1/#comment-627 Doug Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:36:28 +0000 http://www.100vista.com/?p=162#comment-627 Another shady marketing technique by Micro$oft to get money for their already overpriced O/S by forcing you to upgrade to an "Ultimate" system to get O/S utilities that should have come with all Vista editions. Tired of getting overcharged for a crummy O/S . . . try Ubuntu or one of the other Unix/Linux based O/S's that sell for half the cost and includes and O/S, plus all the software you could ever use for productivity like the Word replacing office suite from Sun, Open Office (free), Web browser superior to Windoze Explorer, and Wine which is sort of a Windoze emulation that will allow the most common Windoze applications to run in the Unix/Linux environment. Unbelievably easy setup. Cheers. Another shady marketing technique by Micro$oft to get money for their already overpriced O/S by forcing you to upgrade to an “Ultimate” system to get O/S utilities that should have come with all Vista editions.

Tired of getting overcharged for a crummy O/S . . . try Ubuntu or one of the other Unix/Linux based O/S’s that sell for half the cost and includes and O/S, plus all the software you could ever use for productivity like the Word replacing office suite from Sun, Open Office (free), Web browser superior to Windoze Explorer, and Wine which is sort of a Windoze emulation that will allow the most common Windoze applications to run in the Unix/Linux environment.

Unbelievably easy setup. Cheers.

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