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Story: Windows Vista: a first look
Vista is just a mix of concepts and ideas borrowed from competitors; repackaged in a glossier interface and a Microsoft label on top. The common tasks and different file location vs physical location are all from Apple.
What's bad is that Microsoft will tout this as an innovation. And, Microsoft appears to concentrate more on the Graphics of software. This makes the system more unstable as your computer struggles to show the Start bar fade in, rather than launching a program faster.
XP is merely a skinned version of the previous Windows editions. True, it is much more stable than previous versions of Windows (it still crashes, as is the rule for all Microsoft products). It's also got better user management and integrated file compression. Beyond that? Nothing!
Oh, you could consider:
Glossier icons everywhere
Color gradients and effects in programs
Shadows under menus.
A dog to search for your files
Skinnable XP
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Story: Windows Vista: a first look
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A couple of quick comments regarding XP having not... Nygel Nevins -
Windows ME is very cool!!! Anonymous -
personnaly i like sheperds pie with a glass o... Mike Vinton -
" Windows 2000 remains the preferred environment,... Anonymous -
"What tipped you off that they were unsuccess... Tick -
Longhorn cheddar cheese> Kraft Velveeta American p... U.K.Sucks-Limes -
Well, Something bother me : if they "borrow"... Niki -
I like the UK ZDnet's style compared to the US .co... Samuel, UK -
Yes Windows Vista will be the greatest ever. Again... Arthur B. -
The guy who posted second is a bit thick.
""W... Myles -
Vista is just a mix of concepts and ideas borrowed... Anonymous -
I agree to what the previous guy said about v... Anonymous -
Will it be Stable and user friendly,As some in the... Alan -
Yeah!
Windows Sucks!! Anonymous -
Micorsoft does it again with the new Vista! A... Anonymous -
I only doubt that it doesnt turn up to be a rich g... Rouhan Ahluwalia -
As long as ERROR REPORTING causes hours of lost wo... J Shubs
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