When I (and many others, I’m sure) think of “vista,” all that comes to mind is “hasta la vista, baby” and not this definition. Well, now there’s another meaning: Windows Vista is what Microsoft has officially named Longhorn (its code name). I don’t understand … whatever happened to simple numbers (98, 2000) or letters (ME, XP)? What’s so special about “Vista” that makes it appealing to potential customers or verbally in synch with older versions of Windows? Basically, I agree with this guy … and that Microsoft should ditch “Vista” and go back to Longhorn (which, if nothing else, sounds better).