Koreans Advised to "Avoid Vista" for Now
An anonymous reader writes "The Chosonilbo reports that several government ministries in South Korea are advising users not to install Windows Vista, at least until popular online services can be made compatible. The problem is that ActiveX is pervasive in the Korean webspace, employed by everyone from web games to online banking. Upgrading to Vista is expected to render many of these services unusable. Portions of the popular "Hangul" word processor, a major competitor to Office in that country, are also not functioning under Vista. The Ministry of Information is planning to publish compatibility information for popular websites, and urging users to carefully research the implications of upgrading."
The Chinese Purification has alrady begun in Asia!!!
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Wait, Battle.net isn't compatible with Vista?
They must be undergoing some sort of existential crisis.
Vista will be Microsoft's best seller ever. You wait and see.
In fact, I will bookmark this comment and see when that statment will come true.
if you steal from one source, that is plagiarism, if you steal from many, well, that's just research.
Good point. I got fixated on the ActiveX comments about games, banks and forgot about the users.
Then again, I always forget about the users. If it weren't for the pesky users, the computers would run fine!
... until Hangul don't run! (there goes my karma!)
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I'm not anti-social. Just pro-technology.