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    Why Windows 7 will suck less than Vista

    Posted on Monday, November 03 2008 @ 00:26:55 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    ExtremeTech takes a look at the improvements Microsoft made in Windows 7 to make it better than Vista:
    There is always room for improvement, though. Service Pack 1 bundled up a host of performance-related enhancements and other fixes, which was definitely welcome. And now Microsoft is working on both Vista Service Pack 2 and Windows 7.

    What is this Windows 7 beast? If you want more detail on the key enhancements in Windows 7, check out Michael Muchmore's in-depth look at PCMag.com. Muchmore's impressions are based an early Windows 7 build, plus a technical briefing on Windows 7 sponsored by Microsoft.

    I was at that same briefing, but rather than discuss specific features, I'll try to put Windows 7 in context with Vista as it currently stands, and why Windows 7 may draw in users who have avoided or rejected Vista.
    Read more over here.


     
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    Re: Why Windows 7 will suck less than Vista (Score: 1)
    by dc740 on Monday, November 03 2008 @ 11:08:35 CET
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    It will suck anyway. They are introducing features that are already known thanks to Linux and the best desktop effects a user could have: compiz fussion. Nothing new for an advanced user. maybe some newbie user will find this OS interesting...


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