You can always trust The Register to do what it can to twist the facts into a nice, juicy headline. This time, it’s about Windows Vista SP1, and the very short list of software that’s adversely affected by its installation.
Don’t get this wrong: we’ve got our own reservations about SP1 (between performance and usability - [...]
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Vista SP1 Doesn’t Kill Software, Bad Coders Do
Published by February 22nd, 2008 in Microsoft, Operating Systems, Programming, Software, Windows 2 CommentsWindows Vista SP1 Pre-Slipstreamed DVD Images Available
Published by February 21st, 2008 in Software, Windows 4 CommentsFollowing the recent RTM of Microsoft’s long-awaited Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista, Microsoft has created (for limited release) pre-slipstreamed installation media intended for the distribution of PCs with newly-installed copies of Windows Vista.
With Windows Vista, the process of slipstreaming a service pack is no longer as simple as it once was as a result [...]
Windows Vista has a new color-management/profiling format called Windows Color Systems. It purports to offer advanced color management and better results than the age-old (and forever dying) ICC/ICM color system. ICC has been buggy the whole way, with both political and technical issues plaguing its colorful history.
Windows Color Systems is a step in the right [...]
OMG! There’s going to be a Vista SP1!!
Published by June 7th, 2007 in Blogosphere, Microsoft, Windows 7 CommentsDid you hear the news? Long Zheng has undeniable proof that Microsoft is planning an SP1 for Vista!
Breathe in. Breathe out. Breathe in, Brea– Wait a minute! Was there ever any doubt that Microsoft was going to release Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista? I mean, since when has Microsoft not shipped a service pack for [...]
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