quot;So our first question to Microsoft was whether Windows 7 was a smokescreen for fixing some of the problems with Vista. “No” was the answer: “Service Packs 1 and 2 are fixing things,” said Microsoft’s Ian Moulster. “This is less about fixing things and more about building on the good stuff. This is about where we go from here.” -from macworld UK from blogs,PCworld and other places, it seems that windows 7 is kind of like adding lots of small little, useful stuff. its like Vista, but with new stuff and making what you have better. The Taskbar now sports a feature similar to Stacks, if you have multiple files in a program open they are gathered into a thumbnail preview that “stack” up when you hover over the icon in the Taskbar. a bit like the stack option in mac osx. Microsoft has more than just a few “borrowed” ideas being used to fix Vista s flaws.
actually Windows 7 is going to be a completely new OS. their redesigning it (script wise) from the ground up. soo.. i believe that most software from XP and Vista won t work on 7. visually it might look similar.. but deep down it should be completely different from what i ve read.
Considering that Windows Vista is almost 2 years old I am not surprised that Microsoft is releasing a new version of windows. Of cource it quot;looksquot; the same.. but it will have some more technical updates.
I haven t seen windows 7 yet. I ve been very happy with vista for a year now.
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