Chat with Microsoft Beat Journalist Preston Gralla (Video)
Preston Gralla hasn't really been following Microsoft since 1820, but he's been doing it so long that it sometimes seems as if he has. His popular Seeing Through Windows blog on Computerworld.com or possibly his IT World blog, The Power of One, may be the main reasons his name is familiar to a lot of people, but he's also written an amazing stack of IT-related books. Obviously, if you look at the lists of blog posts and books Preston has written, he writes about plenty besides Microsoft, and isn't particularly pro-Microsoft. In fact, when we asked him for tablet-buying advice, he recommended iOS tablets if you have plenty of budget, and maybe an Android tablet (specifically the Nexus 7) if your budget is a little tight. Windows? He didn't recommend Windows at all in this context. (Sorry, Microsoft.)
Sorry to dissapoint you really, but I've never heard of him, even though I've been working almost 30 years in this industry and haven't lived under the rock either.
What gives?
Supposed to be a link somewhere?
And no linux? Why in the hell is this on slashdot then?
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No, really, you should actually clarify your points. Not nearly enough said to even get more than "I don't like Microsoft" from it.
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Not nearly enough said to even get more than "I don't like Microsoft" from it.
I'm pretty sure that was his whole point... though perhaps point is stretching it bit. How about, yes, that's what he's whining about.
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The final nail in the coffin of Linux users, with their silly non-windows way of doing things...
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Just consider quality of source material before you go singing the guys praises too highly... Being one of the few professional author's being willing to pretend to be excited about Microsoft's blah bullshit does not make him credible.
Does following something for a long time automatically make you an expert in it? Cause I've been following it all for a VERY long time too.
Not nearly enough said to even get more than "I don't like Microsoft" from it.
I don't see anything about disliking Microsoft.
The commenter was simply making it clear that Grallo is rarely more than a mouthpiece for a commercial entity, and far from being a journalist.
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I don't think anyone has followed Microsoft since 1820. Partially because they'd be dead by now, and, oh yeah... Microsoft didn't exist until 1975. Very important detail.
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The fact that you two can't agree on what he was saying proves that he didn't make it clear at all, and that it isn't "Nuff said".
I picked up the "I don't like Microsoft" vibe first, tbh, though I see your point too. Maybe more accurately, you can determine that he means "I don't think this is worth listening to" or "I don't like Grallo" without reference as to exactly why.
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