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George Valkov
Ken, I offended some of the things in Vista that I did not like. I guess it
was not such a good idea to post this as a replay of yours. You'd helped me
to solve questions of mine in other topics, so I couldn't possibly have
anything against you personally!
Titus and David are not me.
Have a nice day!
George Valkov
"Ken Blake, MVP" :
| On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 03:44:05 -0700, "titus12" wrote:
|
| > Ken:
| >
| > Sorry if I offended you on my last post.
|
|
| Titus12? David? Are you the same as George Valkov, below?
|
| Sorry, I'm completely confused. If you are not the George Valkov
| below, I have no idea what you're saying.
|
| And if you are talking about some other thread, I don't know what it
| is, but I don't get offended easily, even if I disagree with you.
|
|
|
| > | > >
| > >> "Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:
| > >
| > >> | Again, I don't want to try to talk you into anything you don't want
to
| > >> | use, but rejecting a product because you didn't like it when it was
in
| > >> | beta seems to me to be foolish.
| > >>
| > >> Good point!
I was so busy talking about the things I didn't like,
| > >> that I
| > >> quite forgot about the improvements. Just to mention a few that I
like...
| > >> Built-in support for DVD burning, including UDF. I remember there was
| > >> something about very fast searching based on indexing and SQL. Also
| > >> improved
| > >> CPU scheduling for better multimedia and streaming performance...
That's
| > >> pretty good for live video capturing. There's also the Desktop Window
| > >> Manager - every window is rendered on it's own surface, the Desktop
| > >> Composition will combine all that windows together, creating what you
can
| > >> see on the screen. Of course this depends on DirectX 10 and a driver
that
| > >> supports it This allows all that fancy effects. It still needed
some
| > >> optimisation, but I guess this was fixed in the final version. Oh and
| > >> this
| > >> also allowed a window to be moved around without redrawing the other
| > >> windows... The operating systems just tells the video card to move
that
| > >> window somewhere else. This frees a lot of CPU time. By the way
| > >> Windowblinds
| > >> can add this nice feature to XP.
| > >>
| > >> I'm preparing to try the Windows 2008 Server beta. I just love
playing
| > >> with
| > >> servers. After all, they seem to be much more manageable and usually
do
| > >> what
| > >> I want to
| > >>
| > >> Thank You for the correction, Ken!
| > >
| > >
| > > You're welcome. Glad to help.
| > >
| > > --
| > > Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User
| > > Please Reply to the Newsgroup
| >
|
| --
| Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User
| Please Reply to the Newsgroup
was not such a good idea to post this as a replay of yours. You'd helped me
to solve questions of mine in other topics, so I couldn't possibly have
anything against you personally!
Titus and David are not me.
Have a nice day!
George Valkov
"Ken Blake, MVP" :
| On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 03:44:05 -0700, "titus12" wrote:
|
| > Ken:
| >
| > Sorry if I offended you on my last post.
|
|
| Titus12? David? Are you the same as George Valkov, below?
|
| Sorry, I'm completely confused. If you are not the George Valkov
| below, I have no idea what you're saying.
|
| And if you are talking about some other thread, I don't know what it
| is, but I don't get offended easily, even if I disagree with you.
|
|
|
| > | > >
| > >> "Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:
| > >
| > >> | Again, I don't want to try to talk you into anything you don't want
to
| > >> | use, but rejecting a product because you didn't like it when it was
in
| > >> | beta seems to me to be foolish.
| > >>
| > >> Good point!
I was so busy talking about the things I didn't like,| > >> that I
| > >> quite forgot about the improvements. Just to mention a few that I
like...
| > >> Built-in support for DVD burning, including UDF. I remember there was
| > >> something about very fast searching based on indexing and SQL. Also
| > >> improved
| > >> CPU scheduling for better multimedia and streaming performance...
That's
| > >> pretty good for live video capturing. There's also the Desktop Window
| > >> Manager - every window is rendered on it's own surface, the Desktop
| > >> Composition will combine all that windows together, creating what you
can
| > >> see on the screen. Of course this depends on DirectX 10 and a driver
that
| > >> supports it
This allows all that fancy effects. It still neededsome
| > >> optimisation, but I guess this was fixed in the final version. Oh and
| > >> this
| > >> also allowed a window to be moved around without redrawing the other
| > >> windows... The operating systems just tells the video card to move
that
| > >> window somewhere else. This frees a lot of CPU time. By the way
| > >> Windowblinds
| > >> can add this nice feature to XP.
| > >>
| > >> I'm preparing to try the Windows 2008 Server beta. I just love
playing
| > >> with
| > >> servers. After all, they seem to be much more manageable and usually
do
| > >> what
| > >> I want to
| > >>
| > >> Thank You for the correction, Ken!
| > >
| > >
| > > You're welcome. Glad to help.
| > >
| > > --
| > > Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User
| > > Please Reply to the Newsgroup
| >
|
| --
| Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User
| Please Reply to the Newsgroup