In terms of the interface itself, or that you have to install the RSAT
package to get the client? Interface wise, it doesn't bug me too
much...though it is light on many fronts. I do hate that it is tied to RSAT,
but at least it runs without having to drop in .NET DLLs and set environment
variables
HyperV server manager add on is still a stupid cludge. But so far, otherwise,
very polished.
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From: "Greg Sevart"
Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2009 23:00:27
To:
Subject: Re: [H] Windows 7 RTM
I just spent the better part of the afternoon and evening rebui
I just spent the better part of the afternoon and evening rebuilding my work
machine to the RTM bits. (I was running the RC, and I don't believe in
in-place upgrades, period). Sucks that I have to do it after hours, but it
takes a good 5 hours or so to get critical tools and such reinstalled.
It d
Sounds like the writing's on the wall for XP. Nice of MS to offer a
family package with 3 licenses too. $50 a pop is very reasonable and
I've always felt more people would buy instead of pirate if MS didn't
charge so much.
tmse...@rlrnews.com wrote:
Bit faster for me. Hdmi audio support is im
Bit faster for me. Hdmi audio support is improved over rc1. Codecs integrated
correctly for mkv without registry help. Some new addons I haven't played with.
No major changes I've seen.
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From: swzaske
Sender: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com
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So what's the verdict so far? Any changes or improvements from RC1?
