Well, don't U guys agree that configuring Linux is not as easy as configuring Vista?
I'd say NO. My opinion is that its all the drivers (as Charan said). My uncle replaced his office desktop with a laptop which came with no OS. I tried to transfer the Vista with license from his desktop to laptop, thats about 8-9 months ago. Vista wouldn't work on the laptop due to driver issues, inspite of downloading and using every version of driver that existed on this planet for his various devices (Yes, I tried Vista certified, not-official and every version that you cud think of including XP version). Added to it, Vista + AutoCAD 2k8 SP1 was like unusable on 2GB of RAM inspite of GFX drivers working properly.
I thot the hardware must be faulty. Just to test, I installed Ubuntu. It installed great. Everything worked out of the box. Apart from the binary closed source nvidia driver, I didn't haf to install anything else (of corz I didn't install all the codecs and *bling bling* stuff since it was only a test install, otherwise I couldn't tested with Mint). The system was ready for general purpose use in 15 minutes.
I was now sure that its a problem with Vista and drivers and not his hardware. Since he's an architect, he needed AutoCAD on Windows NATiVELY. So I went ahead and installed XP. His system was ready for general use in exactly 15 minutes. He's a happy man now. XP + AutoCAD 2k8 SP1 is as snappy as anybody can imagine.
Vista was a nightmare on his laptop. XP was a blessing in disguise. But sadly he had to pay again for XP license (and I got a free Vista license

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So in the end, it all boils down to how your hardware is supported by the OS with or without official/unofficial drivers.
Those people who were at the Mojave Demo r proof that Vista's bad press is nothing but FUD by Anti-MS people
Frankly dude, those people should be shot down. People who believe others, people who are ignorant about things which they shouldn't be about etc. Was Mojave made to look like Win 3.1 or something? Don't people haf eyes? I'd say people who live their lives based on others' opinion haf no right to live. I'm not generalizing this, but this is what I think.
... & vista no longer is in the same state as it was on launch.
While SP1 fixes a lot of bugs, there is still a lot desired to be fixed. Ask Vishal
