Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 13th Nov 2006 22:23 UTC
"Security is the lens through which I always view products like Windows Vista, and in that view it looks good. But there is a bigger picture with Vista for the industry: It's really, really different from previous versions. At many levels it requires a different approach." The Inq took a look at Vista RTM, and they find: "Suffice to say we're impressed. Vista has come a significantly long way since the RC2 build. It's polished, speedy, and looks good on the eye."
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"themes are never a consideration"
I feel a little embarrassed at this, but I just bought a x800pro, £77 off ebay but so my windows would wobble lol.AIGLX/Beyrl and I have spent 2 days spinning a white cube :sob:
I do think people here are underestimating the draw of aero, I think the Media center stuff is interesting, but I think Microsoft are overestimating the draw it has. It will make a new PC *look* a new PC. I think its tough to say whether it adds any *real* productive value, over say...a large monitor, but it is new.
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2005-07-05
That's somewhat silly. Perhaps someone new to Linux, who is using Linux to impress their friends, would say that, but nobody else (well, I guess Windows apologists would say that too).
When I list the myriad reasons I think Linux is superior to Windows, themes are never a consideration. It's the same with most Linux users. To say otherwise is sheer buffoonery.