Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 2nd Dec 2008 23:31 UTC
In late October, Microsoft announced the beta of the second service pack for Windows Vista and Server 2008. This beta was limited in audience, and today Microsoft has fixed that: it opened up the beta for MSDN and TechNet subscribers, and coming Thursday, it will be opened to the general public. The releases will be distributed via TechNet.
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RE[7]: Comment by flanque
by lemur2 on Wed 3rd Dec 2008 10:12
in reply to "RE[6]: Comment by flanque"
RE[8]: Comment by flanque
by flanque on Wed 3rd Dec 2008 10:49
in reply to "RE[7]: Comment by flanque"
Member since:2005-12-15
No, you've completely misunderstood what I said.
For the last time...
I asked why if they can put improvements into Windows 7 for performance then why not put them into Vista? You asked why buy Windows 7 then, to which I replied that other new features could justify it.
I don't see anything wrong or confusing about this.
Why don't you let people tell you what they meant rather than you try to tell them what they meant...
You're free to have the last say, as I am done with this stupid and pointless thread.
Member since:
2005-12-15
You don't get it. I was referring to Microsoft adding the performance enhancements to Vista that are in Windows 7 (since there seem to be some) and the incentive to buy Windows 7 would be other features which were missed out on in Vista.
So yeah, I did answer your question, thanks.