Gryph Posted July 24, 2005 Posted July 24, 2005 It's surprising how long it's been since a new Windows has come out. I read some stuff on Slashdot that in order to display some DRM protected stuff you need a special DRM enabled monitor to watch it. If that's the case then flock it.
ken_cinder Posted July 25, 2005 Posted July 25, 2005 Yeah, every piece of hardware is going to be "key and sandbox" crap. If the software doesn't accept your hardware, you're SOL. Same goes the other way around. It's going to be like having one big ass security dongle for a PC.
Ryuken Posted July 25, 2005 Posted July 25, 2005 so with all these new security, do u guys think that Vista will make it or fail like Win ME
Lucandrake Posted July 25, 2005 Posted July 25, 2005 so with all these new security, do u guys think that Vista will make it or fail like Win ME<{POST_SNAPBACK}> It will fall!! XP Forever!
suvo Posted July 25, 2005 Posted July 25, 2005 so with all these new security, do u guys think that Vista will make it or fail like Win ME<{POST_SNAPBACK}> It will fall!! XP Forever!<{POST_SNAPBACK}> XP rox your sox im not gonna change thats for sure , i like it as is... there is too much change , i dont like it
BlackKnight Posted July 25, 2005 Posted July 25, 2005 I'm always looking for a new toy and a new way to do things, so I'm all up for Vista whenever it arrives. Personally doesn't seem like all that big an upgrade to worry about it.
Gryph Posted July 25, 2005 Posted July 25, 2005 so with all these new security, do u guys think that Vista will make it or fail like Win ME<{POST_SNAPBACK}> It will fall!! XP Forever!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>It is certainly not going to fail.
i l l m a t i c Posted July 26, 2005 Posted July 26, 2005 Microsoft may be in trouble for naming its forthcoming operating system Vista after it transpired that the name has been registered by an American company for nearly six years. Vista, which operates a small business internet interchange, is actually based in Microsoft's home town of Redmond. It was started in May 2000 by John Wall, the founder of Wall Data and an erstwhile investor in SCO."We are going to consider our options and talk to Microsoft," Wall told The Seattle Times. Vista has not yet filed suit against the software giant.Microsoft announced the new name for its operating system on Friday and said that the first beta code would be available on 3 August. "There is no more Longhorn; it is now officially Windows Vista," said Kevin Johnson, group vice president of Microsoft's worldwide sales, marketing and services. Hopefully they'll change the name...
Agozer Posted July 26, 2005 Posted July 26, 2005 Wouldn't be the first time Microsoft took someone else's name for their product.
suvo Posted July 26, 2005 Posted July 26, 2005 Microsoft may be in trouble for naming its forthcoming operating system Vista after it transpired that the name has been registered by an American company for nearly six years. Vista, which operates a small business internet interchange, is actually based in Microsoft's home town of Redmond. It was started in May 2000 by John Wall, the founder of Wall Data and an erstwhile investor in SCO."We are going to consider our options and talk to Microsoft," Wall told The Seattle Times. Vista has not yet filed suit against the software giant.Microsoft announced the new name for its operating system on Friday and said that the first beta code would be available on 3 August. "There is no more Longhorn; it is now officially Windows Vista," said Kevin Johnson, group vice president of Microsoft's worldwide sales, marketing and services. Hopefully they'll change the name...<{POST_SNAPBACK}>hopefully ! btw , does anyone have any more info on this crappy named system just wondering... im wanna read up on it
Gryph Posted July 26, 2005 Posted July 26, 2005 Microsoft may be in trouble for naming its forthcoming operating system Vista after it transpired that the name has been registered by an American company for nearly six years. Vista, which operates a small business internet interchange, is actually based in Microsoft's home town of Redmond. It was started in May 2000 by John Wall, the founder of Wall Data and an erstwhile investor in SCO."We are going to consider our options and talk to Microsoft," Wall told The Seattle Times. Vista has not yet filed suit against the software giant.Microsoft announced the new name for its operating system on Friday and said that the first beta code would be available on 3 August. "There is no more Longhorn; it is now officially Windows Vista," said Kevin Johnson, group vice president of Microsoft's worldwide sales, marketing and services. Hopefully they'll change the name...<{POST_SNAPBACK}>hopefully ! btw , does anyone have any more info on this crappy named system just wondering... im wanna read up on it<{POST_SNAPBACK}>http://www.winsupersite.com/faq/vista.asp That guy is such a Windows fanboy.
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