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OMG..what fucking pricks
sime:
Yup,
it's a different tune ...
BUT
It's the same old shit!
@ least our $MS hate glands will continue to be utilised.
:D
Later
avello500:
i hope they do it.
think about it.
if everyone thinks there safe then they will be caught off-gaurd when people start walking into the system. and wouldnt it be nice of microsoft to pull all of those things together for anyone to benifit from.
really it will be like walking into a bank full of money and no-one to stop you from taking what you want.
and once the public understands this an\d the banks lose millions then maybe m$ will get the bitch slapping they deserve.
Stilly:
it would be nice if ms died without fucking the economy in the process
jtpenrod:
Ahhh... yes: Macro$uck innovation strikes again. :rolleyes:
quote:The first thing you notice about the Longhorn interface is the task pane, called the Sidebar, which runs down the right-hand side of the screen...
The Sidebar is effectively an XML-based aggregator and, although its content is fairly simple at the moment and mostly centred on Windows-related tasks, in theory it could in the future act as a news ticker or weather tracker just as effectively as it can emulate a computer navigation tool.
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Note: Stolen from QNX.
quote:Avalon, though, sees the desktop as a number of layers, just like a Photoshop image. It can therefore distribute active programs onto their own dedicated layer to form a stack of windows.
As such, even unseen items will exist in this stack regardless of whether or not they are visible on screen.
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Note: Stolen from Enlightenment
"This allows for some impressive handling and lets you apply to your application windows the kind of features you'd only find on a skinning site, such as alpha blends. As you might expect, this will be handled by DirectX." And we all know just how secure DirectX is, don't we? ;)
quote:Longhorn is the first truly component-based desktop operating system. By this we mean that the base installation is not necessarily a fixed configuration on top of which manufacturers install their own modifications.
By componentising the OS in this way, Microsoft has given hardware and software vendors the ability to physically replace key sections of the base code to produce truly customised releases.
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Note: Already available with Linux, and it has been from day one.
quote:By collaborating with compatible hardware from the likes of Intel and AMD, every file can be invisibly tagged and set to work on only specified machines, or stop working altogether after a set amount of time.
This allows DVD distributors to produce self-destructing discs, or corporates to write documents that can't be read outside their own network.
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Note: Say "goodbye!" to fair use forever.
It will be a cold day in Hell before I let this monstrousity anywhere near any system I own. :mad:
Macro$uck needs to dry up and blow away. The sooner, the better. Perhaps, if any good is to come from this, folks out there will finally realize the extent to which His Gatesness and his minions require you to sell your very soul to Redmond.
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--Daffy Duck
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