Another Vista feature bites the dust.
Miscellaneous Forums/General Discussion/Another Vista feature bites the dust. They have got about 6 months in which to come up with a reasonable solution that would result in the inclusion of that particular feature.
One reasonably good coder is all it should take. I suppose this is what they get trying to bolt other people's code into their project, rather than developing their own.
One reasonably good coder is all it should take. I suppose this is what they get trying to bolt other people's code into their project, rather than developing their own.
sounded cool ... wether I'd actually use or not is another thing ...
In all seriousness, what will we be actually gaining if we purchased Vista?
Over Win 98, in 2000/XP we gained a huge increase in stability. So what features only available to Vista are worth the purchase?
At this rate, Vista will only be worth getting a year down the line when all the cut out features are added back in. It does seem like MS are rushing this release out for a quick cash fix.
Over Win 98, in 2000/XP we gained a huge increase in stability. So what features only available to Vista are worth the purchase?
At this rate, Vista will only be worth getting a year down the line when all the cut out features are added back in. It does seem like MS are rushing this release out for a quick cash fix.
Nooo!
I've been wanting that feature for the last year :(
It's a great thing to have with networks. Oh well... (Idiots).
I wonder if they still have improved FTP.
Has anyone noticed how Explorer's built in FTP can take a minute deciding how to draw the progress bar for an upload, then uploads the file in a half a second?
I've been wanting that feature for the last year :(
It's a great thing to have with networks. Oh well... (Idiots).
I wonder if they still have improved FTP.
Has anyone noticed how Explorer's built in FTP can take a minute deciding how to draw the progress bar for an upload, then uploads the file in a half a second?
they've gotta leave a few things for Vista SP1 don't they...
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--Mike
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--Mike
you better don't go online until SP2 :]
One reasonably good coder is all it should take.
That's what I was thinking. I guess they need all their reasonably good programmers on the OS tho'. Not very comforting. So what features only available to Vista are worth the purchase?
I guess there's still DirectX 10 (for now). Whether it's worth the purchase or not depends on personal preferences. Has anyone noticed how Explorer's built in FTP can take a minute deciding how to draw the progress bar for an upload, then uploads the file in a half a second?
Get Filezilla. Can someone answer this. Is it called Windows Vista or just Vista?
They don't expect me to pay 200+ Bucks for a new windows theme and DRM support for hardware?
@Pickels: Get SmartFTP or Total Commander
@Pickels: Get SmartFTP or Total Commander
Can someone answer this. Is it called Windows Vista or just Vista?
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/
Their updated little 'designed for windows xp' widget now also includes 'Windows Vista capable'
oh OK thanks. I thought they might be moving the "window" concept on and calling it just plain Vista as in no windows cos it's so radical or something.
Dropping the "Windows" IP trademark years-of-marketing-effort-and-dollars off the name would be insane.
Doors Vista
Bung Holes Vista
Bung Holes Vista
As it has in the past, Microsoft cited quality concerns as the reason for the feature's exit.
Yeh, it worked and had no bugs, so it had to be removed :P
(W)indows (V)ista = WV = WagenVolks = Reliable but low value
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Barney
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Barney
@Pickels: Get SmartFTP or Total Commander
Nooooooo! Do not get SmartFTP! It's one of the most broken FTP clients I've ever had the misfortune to use. Try uploading lots of small files to a PC on your LAN, it just does not like it.
FlashFXP is well worth the money if you use FTP regularly.
@Pickels: Get SmartFTP or Total Commander
Could you possibly make your own with Blitz using the wininet.dll?
The dll's functions are pretty easy to use!
Dabz
They don't expect me to pay 200+ Bucks for a new windows theme and DRM support for hardware?
Exactly. I don't understand why anyone would want to install an operating system which is going to smack your face at the slightest hint you are try to view any 'suspect' media. what will we be actually gaining if we purchased Vista?
I might be too old here but I'll be damned if I can give you a satisfactorily answer. However, I'm prepared to be cynical and say, "Oh .. but you can now run Notepad in 3D!! How did you manage without this feature hey?!?"[sarcasm]Anyone got a Cray supercomputer going chep so can I can have a play with the Vista beta version?[/sarcasm]
I have a 64MB VRAM notebook with 1,5ghz that does Beta 2 with Aero Basic without any problem ... so your sarcasm just reflects your missing knowledge.
What it gains you: less problems with B3D as DX7 does not run on natively broken drivers (greets to NVidia) anymore.
What it gains you: less problems with B3D as DX7 does not run on natively broken drivers (greets to NVidia) anymore.
I still think VISTA sounds like a hygene product for young ladies... LONGHORN now that was a name for an OS. Texas rules!!!
I have a 64MB VRAM notebook with 1,5ghz that does Beta 2 with Aero Basic without any problem ... so your sarcasm just reflects your missing knowledge.
What about your notebook's RAM usage? Interested to see how much RAM Vista sucks/conserves when set in a bare-bones like mode.