[OFFICIAL] Windows 10 Insider Program

[bandit_liberty_rumble]

plus the active app indicator / transparent task bar / changes in spacing ? looks alright

[Quillz]

I don't like that the user name and picture don't line up with the other entries in the Start menu. I know the former is using larger font, but they should still line them up.

[George P Global Moderator]

I can't be for sure but, if you look at the build number, though it's blurred you can sort of make it 9857 I think?  Maybe it's just me.  Maybe it's 9847?

[Dot Matrix]

Interesting... :)

[Brandon H Supervisor]

the more I look at that image the more I think it's probably fake.

 

the main thing that makes me think it is look at the explorer icon in the taskbar. the clip is transparent & shows the background but the one in the menu looks normal

 

edit: i guess Dot agrees with me lol

[bandit_liberty_rumble]

I don't like that the user name and picture don't line up with the other entries in the Start menu. I know the former is using larger font, but they should still line them up.

 i suppose it could sort of make sense to emphasize a parent->children relation there

[Studio384]

Interesting... :)

Intresting, however, a couple of issues:

 

- The startmenu is transparent

- Allignment of some things are wrong

[Dot Matrix]

the more I look at that image the more I think it's probably fake.

 

the main thing that makes me think it is look at the explorer icon in the taskbar. the clip is transparent & shows the background but the one in the menu looks normal

 

edit: i guess Dot agrees with me lol

http://twitter.com/cadenzza92/statuses/513775457360433152 ;)

[bandit_liberty_rumble]

Intresting, however, a couple of issues:

 

- The startmenu is transparent

- Allignment of some things are wrong

what's your reference point though? We don't know what kind of changes MS has in store for future versions, do we?

 

 

http://twitter.com/cadenzza92/statuses/513775457360433152  ;)

 

 

not saying it's either real or fake. But i don't find that particularly convincing.

[Dot Matrix]

not saying it's either real or fake. But i don't find that particularly convincing.

It honestly looks like someone is using a Start Menu replacement. That screenshot just screams third party hack job. The Metro Documents icon is a dead giveaway.  

[Ian W]

Interesting... :)

That looks terrible.

[scumdogmillionaire]

not saying it's either real or fake. But i don't find that particularly convincing.

 

Nor do I, especially since the picture seems to have been taken with a camera and is obviously slightly skewed in perspective.

[freak180]

That doesnt prove anything. We will have to wait and see.

[Ian S.]

Fake

 

https://twitter.com/bdsams/status/513503666759032832

[bandit_liberty_rumble]

Fake

 

https://twitter.com/bdsams/status/513503666759032832

"pretty sure"...

 

"it could be real but my source said the build number is way too high (9857). So unless it's an engineer working on 9"

[freak180]

since when pretty sure became fact?.. SMH...neowin members...

[Pulagatha]

Paul Thurrott says "It's real." I like the changes.

[Dot Matrix]

Paul Thurrott says it's real.

Source?

[Mugwump00]

Wouldn't a prior source for that wallpaper help determine where this is coming from?  Seems rather novel and 'on-message'?  Would a faker go to such trouble as to create it?  Anyone seen it before?

 

FWIW I like it. 

[neo1911]

edit: i guess Dot agrees with me lol

Dot is no authority when it comes to authenticity.

I think that image is real. I am liking the changes. Here are reasons why the image is real.

 

If you look very very carefully, the explorer icon on taskbar and start menu are exactly same. The blue lines of the circle make the explorer icon look a bit different but is exactly the same same. 

 

The misalignment is possible in beta days. If someone is pro enough to fake icons and transparency, then they will be careful enough to make sure the alignments are perfect too.

 

So yeah!! (Y)

 

Thumbs up Microsoft

[Pulagatha]

Source?

 

http://www.theverge.com/2014/9/22/6826281/new-windows-9-screenshot-shows-new-taskbar#260109830

 

 

GrzegorzWidla said he thinks it's real too. He's been right about leaks before.

[HawkMan]

So the proof thurott thinks it's real is a screenshot of a webmail, not an actual post on his site....

 

seems legit :rolleyes:

[Dot Matrix]

http://www.theverge.com/2014/9/22/6826281/new-windows-9-screenshot-shows-new-taskbar#260109830

 

 

GrzegorzWidla said he thinks it's real too. He's been right about leaks before.

 

Paul Thurrott: "Looks real to me"

 

 

Well I'm convinced. :rolleyes:

 

/s

[Pulagatha]

So the proof thurott thinks it's real is a screenshot of a webmail, not an actual post on his site....

 

seems legit :rolleyes:

 

We'll see on the 30th. I could be wrong, but I don't think it's fake. It seems kind of pointless for someone to add transparency to the Start Menu and change the Notifications icon just to fool people. What would be the motive behind something like that? "I really really really like AeroGlass and the Notifications icon it's... it's too small."

[freak180]

Paul Thurrott: "Looks real to me"

 

 

Well I'm convinced. :rolleyes:

 

/s

did you bother to read the others....

 

GrzegorzWidla

That?s real but it might still change (and most definitely will).