Not a week goes by these days without a Windows 7 leak so why should this week be any different?Last week it was 7201 and this time around it is 7227. The build tag is 7227.0.winmain_sp.090602-2110 indicating that the build is just over a week old. As ever the build is available at the usual places.
According to Russian site Wzor, sometime between June 10th and June 15th, the last build handed out to corporate partners will be distributed. The build will be 6.1.7229.0.winmain.090604-1901. After this only RTM candidate builds will be compiled. None of these builds will be distributed externally to partners.
Officially Microsoft has targeted mid to late July as the RTM date for Windows 7. It's possible that if the build quality of the RTM candidate builds is very high over the next few weeks then we could see Microsoft sign-off on RTM by month end.
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actually it is. It gets faster and better and more solid. I instal 7201 and its like twice as fast. And more stable. So you see your puppy grow and mature. And you play with more and more stuff. I like stuff. I like stuff to play with. I'm just a big kid. Micro toys macro toys. I like em. This is a great time to be alive. We got fedora. 7 . snow mobile i mean leopard. Where is the ubantu. And I wonder if suzy is working on anything. And Its been a long time since I herd lindows. Now we just need a 50000 rpm hard drive with like 500 mbits per second or somesing. Or a gru with 200000 shaders and ddr7 at 1 terahertz. And a cpu at 12 microns. Ah you say thats too big. One can only think of big things. Big dreams. Oh and make that 6 tera hard drive already. Plus we are ready for singularity hard drive interface that feeds your data through a wormhole. And a cpu that does things in no time. A memory that stores things without storing. Called zen mem. I dont know where this is going. Technology bless you all!!!! That is my religion. I worship apple intel and micro soft hard harsh fail whatever.
It's at times like this I worry that people really do think like that. Read the above block of text aloud; now imagine it as a voice in your head that you can't switch off.
It's horrifying.
It's horrifying.
lol
I'll do a fresh install when RTM comes.
I'll do a fresh install when RTM comes.
Yeap and you know i am getting tired of these idiots that upload none working copies of leaks that dont install just to frustrate people or I just love how torrents slow down right towards the 40 meg end of the file so you seed more. What I dont get though is how a 3.6 gig vista file expents to 14 gig on your hard drive to install vista and you only get to 2.33 gig windows 7 to expand to 7.2 gig or something. I wish it were just 1.8 like it supposed to to keep a logical ratio. And why is leopard for make looks more like a picture and windows 7 more like a cartoon for kids. Things are getting clearer on apple and cartoon like fogged on windows.
Now look sad and say "Duho!"
You are hard to please arent you?
You are right after the iphone 3gssssssssss I dont care either.
And in any case, 7230 will be leaked by the end of the week
the taskbar "button" effect looks poor. with 10 mins work from a decent designer it could look way better. My bet is that it'll stay like that forever. MS continually let themselves down with UI, crapple seem to get it right.
No, the taskbar's look isn't built on the research and usablilty studies and on the back of at least one highly trained UI designer (probably one of the best in the industry) hundreds of hours of work, it's just some programmer's 10 minute attempt at something shiny...
You can say you don't like the work, but belittling the effort that went into it is a pathetic way to make your opinion seem legitimate..
I wish they'd put an x on all 4 sides of the windows so my cat doesnt need to drag the mouse to the upper left corner its soooooooooooooo loooooooooong. I got a 30 inch screen well 4 of em on a frame. Moahahaha. I need 8 way sli for that to game on and the details should be nice. That is 5120 by 3200 full resolution. It takes 2 days to refresh. Kidding.
Can't wait for the RTM in about 6 weeks time, I'll be doing away with my Vista install at home and migrating from the RC on my work laptop. Can't wait.
Source : http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/06/windows...0-leak-torrent/
1. Changes in the mechanism for dispkaying
thumbnails in the taskbar.
2. Pop-Up lists for the panel
3. Pop-Up lists for Remote Desktop
4. Applaying the settings of the taskbar
5. Multitouch zoom
6. Invert selevtion
7. You can search for music by artist
8. View the contents of the search resilts
9. Intelelligent indexing after installation
10. Reducing the length of playback sounds sistemnyeh
11. Changes in the panel Devices and Printers
12. Changes in the mechanism of ectraction devices
13. Support for FireWire-cameras
14. Reduction in section in system
15. Improved driver support
16. Reducing the paging file
17. Assigning a letter to boot with two OS loaded
18. Naming the section reserved for the system.
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There was most of the changes.
What the hell?
1. Changes in the mechanism for dispkaying
thumbnails in the taskbar.
2. Pop-Up lists for the panel
3. Pop-Up lists for Remote Desktop
4. Applaying the settings of the taskbar
5. Multitouch zoom
6. Invert selevtion
7. You can search for music by artist
8. View the contents of the search resilts
9. Intelelligent indexing after installation
10. Reducing the length of playback sounds sistemnyeh
11. Changes in the panel Devices and Printers
12. Changes in the mechanism of ectraction devices
13. Support for FireWire-cameras
14. Reduction in section in system
15. Improved driver support
16. Reducing the paging file
17. Assigning a letter to boot with two OS loaded
18. Naming the section reserved for the system.
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There was most of the changes.
Here is more:
19. Start menu
20. Control panel
21. My computer
22. NTFS support
lol
That reminded me of Homer quote, "Ooooooo, they have the Internet on computers now."
lol
you know, i'm really wondering what they will do for windows 8... how do you outshine after windows 7? probably, you don't.
i hope they make Aero nicer because it still doesn't convince me. the glass diagonal blurry texture, title bars, and task bar... no no no, ugly.
i'm seriously afraid that they will just add bloat and stuff and whatever, fate forbid it.
BUT... if the keep polishing and pushing ahead, listening to user's feedback it will be a godsend.
and the inclusion of Gazelle (IE replacement) will probably be worth pirating it.
you know, i'm really wondering what they will do for windows 8... how do you outshine after windows 7? probably, you don't.
i hope they make Aero nicer because it still doesn't convince me. the glass diagonal blurry texture, title bars, and task bar... no no no, ugly.
i'm seriously afraid that they will just add bloat and stuff and whatever, fate forbid it.
BUT... if the keep polishing and pushing ahead, listening to user's feedback it will be a godsend.
and the inclusion of Gazelle (IE replacement) will probably be worth pirating it.
Windows 8 = Skynet.
RTM is (most probably) gonna be 7300
7500 and up is for Windows 8 alpha versions
RTM is (most probably) gonna be 7300
7500 and up is for Windows 8 alpha versions
ummm., wouldn't Windows 8 come with an 8xxx build tag?
RTM is (most probably) gonna be 7300
7500 and up is for Windows 8 alpha versions
ummm., wouldn't Windows 8 come with an 8xxx build tag?
the first time we saw Windows 7 alpha
when it was in build 65xx
http://i43.tinypic.com/2yw5lwy.jpg
Enjoy
Leak probably soon.
Like some the guys & girls above plan to wait till the RTM goes public.
There really is no point upgrading at every build now since they are (I hope) bug fixing builds.
I just hope to god Microsoft doesn't put anything huge in the windows 7 at the last minute since that may brake the whole lot. We don't need a new skin/theme either for the love of god. Aero works and it is VERY sexy indeed (better looking than OS X)
I'm hoping for the RTM to be released to public in June (in the last week) or in july.
One thing i have noticed is that Microsoft have been updating, no slow downs, infact i noticed a tiny speed bump in booting my machine.
Come on Microsoft, time to blow Apple out the ****ing water, (snipped)
Last edited by GreyWolfSC on 10 Jun 2009 - 14:45
That's not exactly true. RTM means released to manufacturing as in released to be manufactured. The RTM build is what's on the discs we'll be buying. These later builds are most likely going to go into the first service pack.
Not exactly true for you too.
RTM's definition is fine; however one of the main reasons for the RTM is, yes, so that the Manufacturers can start building machines with this release on it; it's also so that the Manufacturers can also ensure that their device drivers work properly. Albiet some should have been testing all along, but until it's officially RTM, that's when the bulk of this work takes place. It's possible that some of these updated drivers *could* make it into the final Retail build.
RTM's definition is fine; however one of the main reasons for the RTM is, yes, so that the Manufacturers can start building machines with this release on it; it's also so that the Manufacturers can also ensure that their device drivers work properly. Albiet some should have been testing all along, but until it's officially RTM, that's when the bulk of this work takes place. It's possible that some of these updated drivers *could* make it into the final Retail build.
Trust me, I know what RTM is.
The term "release to manufacturing" or "release to marketing" (both abbreviated RTM)—also known as "going gold"—is used to indicate that the software has met a defined quality level and is ready for mass distribution either by electronic means or by physical media. The term does not define the delivery mechanism, it only states that the quality is sufficient for mass distribution. The deliverable from the engineering organization is frequently in the form of a gold master CD used for duplication or to produce the image for the web.
In most if not all cases, RTM happens prior to general availability GA where the product is released to the public.
RTM's definition is fine; however one of the main reasons for the RTM is, yes, so that the Manufacturers can start building machines with this release on it; it's also so that the Manufacturers can also ensure that their device drivers work properly. Albiet some should have been testing all along, but until it's officially RTM, that's when the bulk of this work takes place. It's possible that some of these updated drivers *could* make it into the final Retail build.
Trust me, I know what RTM is.
The term "release to manufacturing" or "release to marketing" (both abbreviated RTM)—also known as "going gold"—is used to indicate that the software has met a defined quality level and is ready for mass distribution either by electronic means or by physical media. The term does not define the delivery mechanism, it only states that the quality is sufficient for mass distribution. The deliverable from the engineering organization is frequently in the form of a gold master CD used for duplication or to produce the image for the web.
In most if not all cases, RTM happens prior to general availability GA where the product is released to the public.
Meh.
RTM builds are not given to the public by Microsoft! Technet and MSDN yes, but public, no!
No. RTM is exactly what will be on the retail discs. If there are any updates to be had, they will be on Windows Update at the time of retail release. When XP was released, there was already about 80MB of updates waiting on it!
Ok, so the RTM will be released to manufacturers June/July and leaked to the public about a week beforehand.
Semantics, eh?
Cause they are whiny bitches
No, because it is one of many glaring examples of Microsoft over-promising and under-delivering.
7100 fixed almost all issues with 7000. For those with 7000, it was worth it to move to 7048, 7057, 7077, etc since each one of those builds fixed noticeable issues with the previous builds. But if you have 7100, that should be good enough until RTM.
NOWWWWWW!!!!!
These leaks are more of a distraction to us than anything. These conspiracy theories about them being somehow sanctioned are absurd.
and they don't do any thing to stop it like internal keys which can be used only for developer
and stop it from working with Beta or Rc keys
so it`s like this leaks are by MS
and they don't do any thing to stop it like internal keys which can be used only for developer
and stop it from working with Beta or Rc keys
so it`s like this leaks are by MS
Brandon Live is a Microsoft employee. If he says they're not leaking the builds I believe him. They're interim builds that are probably only built to test specific fixes and were intended to be removed and replaced with the current milestone as soon as the defect is verified as repaired.
No worries, Windows Defender will protect me!
...somewhat. They can't do anything about my poor raped dog unfortunately.
These leaks are more of a distraction to us than anything. These conspiracy theories about them being somehow sanctioned are absurd.
If Microsoft wanted them to stop, it would be very easy. Simply set the newer builds to reject publicly released product keys. Not doing something so simple is tantamount to sanctioning them.
Reverse the build number.
In this case 7207 is only 1 more build than 7206 ! So the question is : what is contained in SP builds at this stage of development...
I think that 7201 came from a Windows 7 internal development server (?) and that it is an internal developer milestone build equivalent to a RC2 version but less debugged than for a public one. And so 7201 build has been duplicated into 7226 winmain build. Right ?
In this case 7227 is only 1 more build than 7226 ! So the question is : what is contained in SP builds at this stage of development...
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