http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/ Pertinent and trivial elucidation on web development, internal events and whatever else crosses my brain cell. Tue, 6 Jan 2009 12:10:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.3 http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/#comment-180 Mon, 19 Feb 2007 16:38:39 +0000 http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/#comment-180 [...] A couple articles that are about this: http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/ http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/11/10/directx-10-the-xp-killer/ [...] […] A couple articles that are about this: http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/ http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/11/10/directx-10-the-xp-killer/ […]

]]> http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/#comment-171 Mon, 12 Feb 2007 14:27:30 +0000 http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/#comment-171 <a href='http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,2092974,00.asp?kc=EWWKNEMNL020907EOAD' rel="nofollow">eWeek</a> ran an article on one person upgrading to Vista. Not too encouraging. If you just must have Vista now, run the advisor and uninstall anything it warns you about. Before doing your upgrade. eWeek ran an article on one person upgrading to Vista. Not too encouraging. If you just must have Vista now, run the advisor and uninstall anything it warns you about. Before doing your upgrade.

]]> http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/#comment-8 Tue, 07 Nov 2006 03:25:25 +0000 http://www.mindarch.com/b2/2006/10/06/windows-vista-2/#comment-8 Another item to consider is what software you want to run. Vista is going to be tightening up security and how apps interact with the kernel. Basically, antivirus and disk utilities (like Norton Utilities) may not function. This is good and bad. Good, because the reason they aren't going to work is because the system is (supposedly) more virus and adware resistant. The antivirus programs almost act like a virus to get themselves installed and that type of action is no longer supported. Of course, the bad news is that we have to totally rely on Microsoft for the protection at the moment. Another item to consider is what software you want to run. Vista is going to be tightening up security and how apps interact with the kernel. Basically, antivirus and disk utilities (like Norton Utilities) may not function. This is good and bad. Good, because the reason they aren’t going to work is because the system is (supposedly) more virus and adware resistant. The antivirus programs almost act like a virus to get themselves installed and that type of action is no longer supported. Of course, the bad news is that we have to totally rely on Microsoft for the protection at the moment.

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