doesn't matter if you resize the command window you don't get more lines, you have to change the buffer and width in the properties to make it work.
*Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes*. On Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 9:24 AM, Stephen Price <step...@perthprojects.com> wrote: > Yes, I had a play. My favourite new feature was so small but oh, so big. > Resizable cmd window. Its always been resizable in height but never width. > I've looked for it with every windows release since windows 95. Only took > 20 years. :) > > On Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 2:43 PM, Greg Keogh <g...@mira.net> wrote: > >> Folks, I download the 3911MB WIndows 10 Technical Preview ISO and >> installed it in VMware Player and it seems to be running quite well. The >> first thing you notice of course is that it's returned to mostly using the >> shell we're familiar with. Tile apps open full screen initially, but you >> can mercifully size them the traditional way. The start menu is a blend of >> the old with new live tiles, which is fancy looking but a bit of a gimmick. >> The Start Menu is crammed with all the piffle that used to be on the old >> welcome screen (News, Finance, Maps, etc) and there's no "Remove from this >> menu" option. The strange thing is that the WIndows 8 tiled welcome screen >> seems to have gone, it thought it would remain but just be buried slightly. >> >> Overall, it feels like Windows 7 blended with some flat tiled apps, but >> oh lord it's better than Windows 8 where it was like two Siamese twin >> operating systems stitched together. I could live and work on this, but as >> a developer I'm biased and blinkered against seeing whatever new features >> it might have that would attract the normal carbon blobs who would use it. >> I haven't seen anything yet that makes me go wow! Anyone else had a bash at >> it? >> >> *Greg K* >> > >
