dbarrow
10-03-2006, 09:26 AM
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6121799.html
McAfee, Symantec and other security software companies argue that Microsoft's new Vista operating system will make it more difficult to protect customers because for the first time, they have been denied access to the core of the operating system ...
*This whole thing is starting to smell really bad.
Is M$ really throwing up roadblocks to third party protection?
Are they on the road to forcing you to end up with super secret M$ software to protect the super secret M$ program where they can deny anything is wrong with it?
Looking more and more like Vista will have to wait months, or maybe a year or so before I will touch it after this is all sorted out and proven out.
McAfee, Symantec and other security software companies argue that Microsoft's new Vista operating system will make it more difficult to protect customers because for the first time, they have been denied access to the core of the operating system ...
*This whole thing is starting to smell really bad.
Is M$ really throwing up roadblocks to third party protection?
Are they on the road to forcing you to end up with super secret M$ software to protect the super secret M$ program where they can deny anything is wrong with it?
Looking more and more like Vista will have to wait months, or maybe a year or so before I will touch it after this is all sorted out and proven out.