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It's different. ^^
Could take a while to get used to the new look. The start menu is also fairly annoying. When you click programs in start it switches the most used programs list to the main program list rather than opening up a new menu. It's deffinately for new pc's. I'm running it on my spare computer which is still a AMD 1300+ with 512mb and it struggles on some of the graphics.
In case you're wondering. I'm running the new beta 2 released by microsoft.
I'll post some images later if I can be bothered.
Could take a while to get used to the new look. The start menu is also fairly annoying. When you click programs in start it switches the most used programs list to the main program list rather than opening up a new menu. It's deffinately for new pc's. I'm running it on my spare computer which is still a AMD 1300+ with 512mb and it struggles on some of the graphics.
In case you're wondering. I'm running the new beta 2 released by microsoft.
I'll post some images later if I can be bothered.
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Yup, that works.
Looks very nice. Love the crash screen, though! ;-)
Looks very nice. Love the crash screen, though! ;-)
I think it looks less then impressive.
For years of production.
For years of production.
Chad Niga wrote:
> I think it looks less then impressive.
> For years of production.
I couldn't give a damn what it looks like, as long as It gives me my 64 bit support and doesn't hang every 5 minutes.
> I think it looks less then impressive.
> For years of production.
I couldn't give a damn what it looks like, as long as It gives me my 64 bit support and doesn't hang every 5 minutes.
Why not get a mac then??
Chad Niga wrote:
> Why not get a mac then??
Because it supports next to no games I'd guess.
> Why not get a mac then??
Because it supports next to no games I'd guess.
That's wrong.
It doesnt have as many as windows, but it has alot.
It doesnt have as many as windows, but it has alot.
A few.
At premium prices. The huuuuuge gap in quality between IDEs too. Mac geek or not, if one tells you that Xcode is easier to work with than VS, then he's used up all his bullcrap juice for the week.
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