Right... not build 4074 mate, and not with DWM enabled.
I hope you read the thread title, because SP2 and Longhorn isn't the same thing!
Nah, it's really all speculation we shouldn't go by predictions, i mean they're still piecing out every aspect of Longhorn and it's really unexpected. But then again how would we know how hardware goes in two years time perhaps dual CPU processors become a trend on desktop PC, and perhaps a normal pre-built system with dual 64 bit processor's are equivalent to a normal price PC now, you never know, and it's also inevitable too i mean someone has got to set a trend in hardware movement towards consumers i mean you don't see alot of consumers owning dual CPU's, maybe some may not know and some may not have that kind of money, but if software demands for it, prices will surely drop as demand increases. But in regards to graphics cards, the way Longhorn wants to do it is, taking advantage of the Graphicss cards processing power, as opposed to taking adv of the CPU power, much like how Mac is doing their rendering of a nice GUI with great transition effects.
i thought they got rid of that
And also XP users, it poses a lot of architecure changes in the OS, it's a pretty drastic change and strange for an SP, however i like the Security Centre they have, and also the new things IE is getting like a built in pop-up blocker and also windows that cannot be rendered to be removing the toolbar, titlebar and the menu.
I like BETA testing, not because i enjoy being a guinea pig, but because i like the progression throughout the development and how things evolve and also why things were done at a certain way, and also by the time the product is RTM i'll be fairly proficient at using it. So far i've only BETA tested Office 2003, Windows Messenger 5.0, and right now Windows Update V4.Originally posted by Grizzly
http://www.tabletpcbuzz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12690
Only problem is tho, even if i had to chance to, i wont touch anymore beta / previews from microsoft....
im not a guinea pig
