tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-39190349342965317572011-11-28T01:34:06.462+01:00Should we move to Vista ?:)http://www.blogger.com/profile/09869654608420094429noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3919034934296531757.post-32329278940528870032007-10-16T22:32:00.000+01:002007-10-16T22:51:13.822+01:00

Below is a list of known problems on Windows Vista. If you know of more issues specific to Vista, please let me know by posting some comments.The Windows explorer in Vista has changed quite a bit, and one of those changes was to abandon the additional columns but introduce a new "property system". Since the property system is file type based, we can't add a column for Subversion information

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Ya know, despite the operating system’s countless shortcomings, I have to say that Windows Vista’s driver support has exceeded my expectations. Let me give you two living examples.Story #1: My Silicon Image 3531 (eSATA controller) was not recognized when I first installed Vista. I didn’t think much of it, as I don’t own any eSATA drives. Still, it’s annoying when a piece of hardware isn’t recogn…

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Mainstream users will certainly appreciate the improved usability of Windows Vista, and the average office/multimedia user will likely never notice some lacks. However, the performances of Windows Vista requires more dedication. In particular, two things require an in-depth analysis:Basic Windows Vista PerformanceHow does Windows Vista perform compared to Windows XP? Will applications execute

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