[milan]

The blue screen of death is success?

Most blue screens happen when windows is booting and it usually gives a decent error message.

Have you ever had a failed boot on Linux or Unix? Try solving those. A blue screen is a welcome crash. Figure out a Unix SCSI boot problem then come complain about a blue screen. Windows is easy.

[Robert_Paulson2]

Have you ever had a failed boot on Linux or Unix?

no not for three years.... but hey, I almost never have to "reboot" unless I am adding a new video card or something.

last time it was so long between reboots, I had to lookup my year old password, I had forgotten it...

[MarkL]

Have you ever had a failed boot on Linux or Unix? Try solving those. A blue screen is a welcome crash. Figure out a Unix SCSI boot problem then come complain about a blue screen. Windows is easy.

"Double Panic!"

Fun stuff!

Mark

[RWG]

I have been running OS X since last Christmas--I have never had a freeze or a crash, three times I have had to force quit an application and once I have had to restart the system. It is an amazing piece of software for consumers considering the 10 years windows attacked my heart and lost my work.

[RWG]

Most blue screens happen when windows is booting and it usually gives a decent error message.

That's not my experience. I usually got the death notice when I wanted to save the last of 20 changes to a project, went to do it and lost everything .

[PatrioticAmerican]

"Most blue screens happen when windows is booting and it usually gives a decent error message.

Have you ever had a failed boot on Linux or Unix? Try solving those. A blue screen is a welcome crash. Figure out a Unix SCSI boot problem then come complain about a blue screen. Windows is easy."

A perfect point deserving repeat.