Elküldve: 2005. 12. 09. 12:36
Windows Vista December CTP: Build 5276
The December Community Preview (CTP) build of Windows Vista will be build 5276, plus or minus one build, I was told today. Beta testers, MSDN subscribers, and TechNet members can expect to the see December CTP in a week or ten days. It includes a huge number of new features when compared to the previous CTP (October), but is not the feature complete version of Vista that Microsoft promised to deliver in December. That feature complete version will be delivered internally this month, but testers won't see a feature complete CTP until January or February.
Microsoft Cuts Vista UI to Two Display Modes
And speaking of Windows Vista, you might recall that Microsoft had originally planned to deliver three versions of the new user interface, called Aero Glass, Aero Express, and Aero To Go. Those plans have been revised. Now, Microsoft will offer two modes only, called Windows Vista Aero (which includes the glass effects) and Windows Vista Basic, which is roughly like the XP display. However, all of the capabilities of the three previous modes are still in there: Windows Vista Aero is the equivalent of Aero Glass, and you can get the equivalent of Aero Express by turning off the translucency effects while running Windows Vista Aero. The best news? Contrary to rumors, you'll only need a 64 MB video card with hardware 3D capabilities to run Windows Vista Aero on a typical PC (higher resolution displays will require more video RAM).
Next IE 7 Public Beta Pushed Back to 2006
Microsoft has pushed back the public preview version of Internet Explorer (IE) 7 for Windows XP--that is, the pre-release version that will be widely available to the public--to early 2006. I'm told that it will happen in January or February, most likely. The IE 7 public preview will be feature-complete, and will include a large number of new features, some of which Microsoft hasn't publicly demonstrated yet. Stay tuned for more details.
Súgó
A téma zárva.
. Szerintem érdemes fontolóra venned némi upgrade-et, ha komolyan érdekel a Vista-hullám 
NÁlam olyan 40 perc az install. (Athlon 64 3200+, 1GB DDR 433, MSI nForce 4 SLI, 200 GB Maxtor SATA - 7200 RPM) De ezt is sokallom. Viszont a korai (3XXX-es és 4XXX-es) buildek tényleg elég gyorsan felmentek. (15-25 perc között - jó lenne, ha vissza tudnák hozni azt a szintet).
