Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 18th Oct 2005 18:00 UTC
In its first update to a new community-based preview program, Microsoft is showing off a number of new features for Windows Vista, including efforts to improve the web browser and make the operating system more resilient.
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2005-09-04
Poor Mass. thay have to be stupid to chamge to Limiks and Open Office and so is a cuple of citys in germany. Seriosly du tou reaky think they wold change if you where right about linux? Granted these places hve IT departments to help users when ther is a problem and in an office you don't hav to worry about digicams, webcams etc. Linux mey have a way to go before it's ok to yuse as the first desktop a user ever uses at home, but he more people that gets linx at work, the more people start getting curios and wants to try it at home. There are also linux distros tha ar built specialy to make trasistiom from windows easy.
As for web browser lockups I've had ONE it the last month and I do a lot of browsing (Firefox 1.5b2 had no problem with B1 at all).
Ok I'll have to say that Open office isn't perfect, it cold be a lot faster but for some reson the devs built everything nto one big binary (seems like yhis have changer in 2.0 rc)
Ps: I respect people that mod me down but pleace drop a comment and tel me why so I can correct/ do better next time