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127.0.0.1
What effect do you turn on to make Vista do this?
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Guess Who
You can' do this in Vista. Judging by the great big Penguin that is
prominently displayed in the intro, this is some variant of Linux.
Actually, after a quick Google search, it is an add-on window manager for
Linux distros.
There may be some third party add ons to Windows that may simulate this cool
effect, but this functionality is not part of Vista, or any version of
Windows.
Perhaps something by Stardock (www.stardock.com), creators of Window Blinds,
might have an add-on for an effect like this - but I have not seen one.
prominently displayed in the intro, this is some variant of Linux.
Actually, after a quick Google search, it is an add-on window manager for
Linux distros.
There may be some third party add ons to Windows that may simulate this cool
effect, but this functionality is not part of Vista, or any version of
Windows.
Perhaps something by Stardock (www.stardock.com), creators of Window Blinds,
might have an add-on for an effect like this - but I have not seen one.
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VistaByte
that is linux, compriz fusion...
its the "3d" desktop of linux.. that needs far less GPU power to work that
Vista does, or in other words it works with older cards.
Vista COULD do this since its own 3d desktop is capable of doing such
effects IF a program was created to generate these effects..
however nobody has done such a thing... yet at least
its the "3d" desktop of linux.. that needs far less GPU power to work that
Vista does, or in other words it works with older cards.
Vista COULD do this since its own 3d desktop is capable of doing such
effects IF a program was created to generate these effects..
however nobody has done such a thing... yet at least
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Mike Hall - MVP
VistaByte said:that is linux, compriz fusion...
its the "3d" desktop of linux.. that needs far less GPU power to work that
Vista does, or in other words it works with older cards.
Vista COULD do this since its own 3d desktop is capable of doing such
effects IF a program was created to generate these effects..
however nobody has done such a thing... yet at least
It doesn't work on a 32mb video card.
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Peter Foldes
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Stephan Rose
It doesn't work on a 32mb video card.
Does Aero?
A 32mb video card likely also doesn't have sufficient 3D acceleration
capabilities for anything beyond the most basic effects.
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Mike Hall - MVP
Stephan Rose said:Does Aero?
A 32mb video card likely also doesn't have sufficient 3D acceleration
capabilities for anything beyond the most basic effects.
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No it doesn't, but I responded to the remark that Compiz Fusion requires way
less GPU performance..
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S.SubZero
Windows has never been about flashy graphics, since flashy graphics
and rotating 3D desktops and what looks like icons flying all around
are not things generally associated with productivity. I know my OS
is working when it's not in the way of the things I want to do, and
not cluttered with dumb special effects.
I can see some corporate customer sitting on a massive budget for a
new OS and trying to decide if their office workers really need wobbly
windows.
and rotating 3D desktops and what looks like icons flying all around
are not things generally associated with productivity. I know my OS
is working when it's not in the way of the things I want to do, and
not cluttered with dumb special effects.
I can see some corporate customer sitting on a massive budget for a
new OS and trying to decide if their office workers really need wobbly
windows.
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Vic
S.SubZero said:I know my OS
is working when it's not in the way of the things I want to do, and
not cluttered with dumb special effects.
I can see some corporate customer sitting on a massive budget for a
new OS and trying to decide if their office workers really need wobbly
windows.
OR a glass effect, 128MB video memory, 3D bubbles, etc, RIGHT?
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VistaByte
it does smarty pants...
the amount of memory a card has is not the same as gpu power...
the kind of gpu needed for compriz is far lower than what is needed for AER)
in crapista (ops sorry i meant vista).
I have done this, with an ati9000 you can have full compriz, but Vista snobs
it with its crappy little high in the air nose...
the amount of memory a card has is not the same as gpu power...
the kind of gpu needed for compriz is far lower than what is needed for AER)
in crapista (ops sorry i meant vista).
I have done this, with an ati9000 you can have full compriz, but Vista snobs
it with its crappy little high in the air nose...
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Mike Hall - MVP
VistaByte said:it does smarty pants...
the amount of memory a card has is not the same as gpu power...
the kind of gpu needed for compriz is far lower than what is needed for
AER) in crapista (ops sorry i meant vista).
I have done this, with an ati9000 you can have full compriz, but Vista
snobs it with its crappy little high in the air nose...
Not on an ATI rage pro it doesn't..
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Ray
Boy am I glad my Windows box don't play that music. It would drive me nuts.
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Saucy
Vic said:< chop >
OR a glass effect, ...
< chop >
Vista automatically adjusts for video cards of less and greater
capabilities.
Saucy
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Stephan Rose
Vista automatically adjusts for video cards of less and greater
capabilities.
Yea, as in: Aero or no Aero.
Quite the adjustment there. =)
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Saucy
Stephan Rose said:Yea, as in: Aero or no Aero.
Quite the adjustment there. =)
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It is because Windows Vista has two systems to render windows.
Saucy
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NoStop
127.0.0.1 said:What effect do you turn on to make Vista do this?
TIA
http://www.ubuntu.com ... Download
Cheers.
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NoStop
S.SubZero said:Windows has never been about flashy graphics, since flashy graphics
and rotating 3D desktops and what looks like icons flying all around
are not things generally associated with productivity. I know my OS
is working when it's not in the way of the things I want to do, and
not cluttered with dumb special effects.
I can see some corporate customer sitting on a massive budget for a
new OS and trying to decide if their office workers really need wobbly
windows.
They've already decided they don't want Vista, so, more than likely they'll
go with the wobbly windows and turn off that effect. They'll be left with a
stable and secure os that works.
Cheers.
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Frank - seek help immediately! Visit ...
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forty-nine
NoStop said:http://www.ubuntu.com ... Download
Cheers.
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The Rolling Stones Love Vista:
Frank - seek help immediately! Visit ...
http://www.binsa.org/
Ubuntu is a piece of crap.
can't even play mp3's without downloading a bunch of "unsupported" crap.
not to mention DVD's.
It's a Frankenstein of an OS by the time it's usable.
Pure junk.
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Frank
NoStop said:S.SubZero wrote:
They've already decided they don't want Vista,
No they haven't.
so, more than likely they'll
go with the wobbly windows and turn off that effect. They'll be left with a
stable and secure os that works.
Yeah, Vista. I guess you really don't know now do you "nostop'...(what a
name to use for a linux troll)...hahaha...seeing as how you don't have
nor have you ever used Vista.
I just love it when known linux trolls like you start your psycho
blabbering about something you don't have and haven't used.
You guys are a joke!
Frank
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Frank
NoStop said:
What a stupid worthless toy ubuntu is.
Thank God it's free!
Frank
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