This Week in Science is already quite pervasive. Try to think of a better abbreviation; maybe TWiSk.
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[quote]I want text on ALL my taskbar buttons, ALL the time, damnit, and certainly don't want it that huge.[/quote] It appears as though both of those are possible according to [link="http://www.aeroxp.org/2008/10/exc-the-old-taskbar-still-exists-but-not-really/"]this post[/link].
Well this is only a beta after all. The real SP1 is not supposed to be released until next year, which seems like enough time to have matured into an OS worthy of adoption. It does seem like the changes would have a rather minor impact on the average user, but one thing that might not be so minor is the Windows Server 2008 kernel that will replace the current one.
There's a company called Schwan's that I order from on occasion. They're very good, but the selection is not quite as great as a grocery store. This will be something I'll keep an eye on.
Saying they both "happen" to be scheduled to be released at the same time makes it sound like a coincidence. It has been planned for quite some time that Vista SP1 would incorporate all of the kernel changes made for Windows Server 2008.
I've had mine for almost a year and it's still working, although it does freeze occasionally and has often fails to recognize certain discs. However I do know two people who got the red ring after the warranty expired, and I bet they contacted Microsoft as soon as they heard the news. This at least puts my mind to rest that it won't come out of my pocket if the thing fails in the next two years. Erk, the PS3 may not network as a Media Center Extender but since the 1.80 update it is abl
So....what happens when they 'flag' a site incorrectly? More money for lawyers, that's what.... False positives are an inevitability, but I doubt it would be much worse than when an anti-virus application does the same thing, both in frequency of occurrences and the owner's response. Hopefully it wouldn't be too difficult to become unflagged. I suppose those that are confirmed should have a different flag than those discovered by some heuristics.
I love the Ribbon. The big UI change might have been a problem if the options weren't so well-organized. In my opinion, a better solution than just going back to the classic menu system is to facilitate the transition by using the Interactive command reference guides found on Microsoft's website -- For Word , For Excel , <a href="http
To clarify my point of view.....isn't to suggest that Fiji would be a "remake" of WinME.....but a possibly unnecessary need for yet another operating system. Then why not make a comparison to a release more relevant...like Windows XP Media Center Edition? Commenting on "the rotting stench" makes it sound much worse than "possibly unnecessary". I'm a bit annoyed at this news since I thought Microsoft was finally moving away from releasing Media Center
If I were going to fork over the buckaziods for Vista (which at this time I'm not) I'd atleast want a DVD for it. Lets face it your going to be installing it on more than one occassion in it's lifetime! I'd expect that the download is an ISO that is to be burned onto a disc. The price of a blank DVD is rather small.
The upgrade is quite free. I downloaded it a couple days ago and the improvements, while minor, are welcome. Link