Hello,
Microsoft formally names Windows 7 release date - 22nd of October, 2009:
http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/new ... lease-date
With best regards,
Yar
Microsoft formally names Windows 7 release date
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Re: Microsoft formally names Windows 7 release date
and this has nothing to do with computerchess. nor chess.
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IMHO, the O/S certainly has something to do with computer chessmclane wrote:and this has nothing to do with computerchess. nor chess.
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Actually it just made me sick, nothing else.mclane wrote:and this has nothing to do with computerchess. nor chess.
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Before you have an outbreak of Hyattian flu, isn't Windoze7 going to fix the Alpha-test program MS-Vista?bob wrote:Actually it just made me sick, nothing else. "Windows is not the answer... windows is the question. No is the answer"
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Why fix Vista? Many silly people just buy new windows. Microsft make more money that way. I stick with Xp Pro 64 bit until I am forced to go!
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I'm with you Alex. It seems that MS just offered me a chance to upgrade my XP system with Window 7. I thought they must be kidding, why trade in a good system for one that sucks.
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Off topic but the thread is mildly off topic already ...bob wrote:Actually it just made me sick, nothing else.mclane wrote:and this has nothing to do with computerchess. nor chess.
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Bob -- I just love your .sig !!! I wish I had come up with that!
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Totaly agreed here and I stick to the same operation system....Nimzovik wrote:Why fix Vista? Many silly people just buy new windows. Microsft make more money that way. I stick with Xp Pro 64 bit until I am forced to go!
Vista is full of bugs and causes more headache than stability....
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Wasn't my .sig, was just a direct quote from Linux at a Comdex meeting or something similar, I think when windows 2000 was "rolled out" and crashed more than once while Bill Gates was giving a demo.royb wrote:Off topic but the thread is mildly off topic already ...bob wrote:Actually it just made me sick, nothing else.mclane wrote:and this has nothing to do with computerchess. nor chess.
"Windows is not the answer... windows is the question. No is the answer"
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Bob -- I just love your .sig !!! I wish I had come up with that!