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- 07-23-2009 #21My System Specs
Last edited by dinesh; 07-23-2009 at 01:29 PM. Reason: realization
- 07-23-2009 #22My System Specs
Originally Posted by dinesh 
Yes it is! Make them black!
- 07-23-2009 #23My System Specs
LOL. Originally Posted by DarkNovaGundam
i would like to see a 5-8 secs boot, IE with 64bit flash support(silverlight may do this job), eye candy and the list continues.Last edited by dinesh; 07-23-2009 at 01:40 PM.
- 07-23-2009 #24My System Specs
All the current features plus
- a modulated setup (Ã* la Linux),
- remove IE (current E Version to all) EXCEPT that you put a little software that let you download the browser you want.
- better file organization (can we have MORE than folders -_-)
- more music format recognized (FLAC, ape, ogg, tta, m4a, etc, etc, etc)
- built-in music and video converter TO ALL FORMATS. Also, let it NOT be super limited.
- Built-in Send pictures to Imageshack, Photobucket, etc. Of course, to photobucket, you will need to log-in before uploading)
- Show Desktop on left OR right. Let the user choose.
- Luna* as a classic/basic theme. So, when I will run Adobe Audition 1.5, it wouldn't give a super ugly theme (I hate Windows 7's grey basic theme).
- (Better) Windows XP driver compatibility. So we don't have trouble getting it to work in compatibility mode.
- Having the direct choice between Windows 7's new taskbar and the other. Windows 7's way was just too indirect.
- Virtual desktops.
- New filesystem Originally Posted by z3r010
- Improve dramatically the "TRIM" command for the SSDs.
- Ten times more performant than Windows XP on less hardware
- Protect Windows Kernel against viruses.**
That's it for now. Originally Posted by LFB
* Luna is Windows XP's theme for those that don't know
** Protect Windows' core files against changes. Files that are NOT necessary to Windows' are not protected by this. Example. Explorer.exe is protected and Resources' folder isn't (except the classic theme)
*** For god's sake, break HDCP!
- 07-23-2009 #25My System Specs
Why would you want that? Windows 8 will be three generations ahead. If your hardware or software doesn't support at least Windows 7 then time to get something new or simply don't upgrade. Originally Posted by Lebon14
Having to mantain backwards compatibility for so long will only hinder an operating system.
- 07-23-2009 #26My System Specs
Besides full x64 support...those recommendations are good... Originally Posted by mikinho
If it goes full x64 I will have it np...its just that hardly anyone will be complete ready to go that route...
- 07-23-2009 #27My System Specs
Very true...it hinders 7 right now because some manufactures are forgetting devices they made only drivers for XP and aren't bothering to update drivers for 7 Originally Posted by mikinho
- 07-23-2009 #28My System Specs
With Office 2010 x64 I see a lot more general users, not just enthusiasts, going x64. Even corporations like Cisco and Adobe who made a stink about not releasing x64 software are starting to. At some point Microsoft will need to go full x64 as the general user will have a hard time knowing to get x64 vs x86 but they generally know what operating system they have. Originally Posted by Zidane24
They've already drawn the line with their server products (Exchange 2007, W2K8 R2, ...)
- 07-23-2009 #29My System Specs
It's not hardware wise. It's device-wise. A LOT of printers, controllers, scanners, etc only has XP drivers and make them work correctly right now is really hard. Originally Posted by mikinho
- 07-23-2009 #30My System Specs
Yeah, if anything people were upset that most newer computer hardware didn't have support for XP lol Originally Posted by Lebon14
My mom's boyfriend recently gave me his old printer, he had to buy a new one because there was no vista driver for it.
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