Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 16th Sep 2005 10:51 UTC
Vista's development tools use cross-platform standards, so you can use them to write normal apps that will run on multiple platforms or Web-based apps with multiple browser support. Also, new security features planned for the Vista version of Windows Server will include an automatic patch check and a file system that can fix itself, Microsoft said. Watch some videos of Vista here.
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Member since:2005-07-06
Member since:2005-07-06
Stop trying to spread your FUD about that in an unrelated topic please.
Can you stop your ridiculous trolling please? OpenGL is a cross platform development standard. Since the topic is about Microsoft's oh-so wonderful use of cross-platform development standards (of which OpenGL is uncategorically one), and OpenGL is certainly in the ball-park of Avalon regarding functionality, you cannot get more on-topic than that.
Stop trying to desperately make Microsoft look good on this. You can't.
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2005-09-10
I'll believe they care about cross-platform when OpenGL get's first class (or even second class) status.
See the sticky news item at http://www.opengl.org/ for more.