One stone-cold fact about Windows 7 is that we need more stone-cold facts in order to understand the new operating system that is likely to arrive in early 2010.The company has said some of those facts will come in late October and early November during two of its major conferences — the Professional Developers Conference (October 27-30) and the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (November 5-7).
What is known beyond the Windows 7 code name is that Microsoft is building the operating system on the Windows Vista code base in order to avoid the sort of application-compatibility problems that plagued Vista early in its release. The new interface will feature the Ribbon toolbar throughout, and the server version will add the much-anticipated live migration feature to the virtualization capabilities.
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its amazing how that article writes so much without saying anything really. +1
Vista is not a failure, but it's the best OS Microsoft ever created and it will be alive for the next decades... Long live to Vista!
Thus people crieth foulest.
Thus people crieth foulest.
Yeah, he should try going into politics. He'd fit perfectly.
Windows 7 = Vista SE = more people moving to something else.
Yeah, he should try going into politics. He'd fit perfectly.
Windows 7 = Vista SE = more people moving to something else.
I didn't realise politicians spoke like they were straight out of Biblical times.
But hey, you followed it up with another anti-Windows rant, so all is well.
Even better, how about making it so you don't have to reboot to begin with?
Another thing Vista made big strides in.
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