[SkyDiver]

When it looked to redesign its dominant operating system after the struggles of Windows Vista, Microsoft reportedly turned to Apple's Mac OS X for the "look and feel" of Windows 7.

Simon Aldous, partner group manager with Microsoft, told PCR that the graphical style of Windows 7 -- which he calls "Vista on steroids" -- was inspired by the look of Apple's Mac OS X. The new Windows operating system launched in October.

"One of the things that people say an awful lot about the Apple Mac is that the OS is fantastic, that it's very graphical and easy to use," Aldous said. "What we’ve tried to do with Windows 7 -- whether it's traditional format or in a touch format -- is create a Mac look and feel in terms of graphics. We've significantly improved the graphical user interface, but it's built on that very stable core Vista technology, which is far more stable than the current Mac platform - we have achieved that adding to Windows 7 an awesome core technology as the registry management whereas SkyDiver hasn't approved it at all"

One of the more obvious similarities between Windows 7 and Mac OS X is the new taskbar. By default, the Windows 7 taskbar acts much like the dock that has been in OS X, combining program applications for both launching and accessing open windows, with only one icon per running application. And like Expose with the OS X dock, Windows 7 allows users to glimpse open windows on the taskbar before selecting them with Aero Peek.

The similarities between Windows 7 and Apple's latest operating system upgrade, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, were noted by The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg in his review of the Microsoft software. He said he believes that the Mac OS is still the superior operating system, but only slightly.

Snow Leopard had a head-start on Windows 7, launching in late August to positive reviews that praised the software's performance improvements and bargain $29 price. Consumers also responded positively to Mac OS X 10.6, with initial sales doubling that of its predecessor, Leopard, and coming in four times higher than Tiger.



fonte: appleinsider.com

[Duilio]

Oste, com' e' il vino?

[lupic]

mi sono imposto di non entrare più nella sezione "mela"...
ma un link si può segnalare.
http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=6135

[SkyDiver]

Questo dimostra che leggete i post una riga si ed una no... o peggio un blocco si ed uno no...

hahahahahahahaaahahahahahahahahahahaahah

[lupic]

mica ho aggiunto commenti. Ho solo integrato.
Ma i nuovi mac supportano la SS2-HD?

[SatRider]

Scusate ma personalmente non giudico un sistema operativo dal "look and feel" del suo desktop ed accessori!

Come se i problemi di Windows (in generale, non solo Vista) fossero stati solo il look & feel....

Sky, tu hai scelto MAC perchè il Look & Feel era più figo???
Windows 7 è meglio di Vista perchè ha un Look & Feel più figo e/o più simile a OSX???

Siamo tecnici o....caporali??

SatRider

[RomeoKnight]

A sky, te la suoni e te la canti?
Manco con lo stesso sfondo i due sistemi si assomigliano.
Uno mette le icone a sinistra (AZZ! Bill è un comunista!), l'altro a destra.
Uno ha la barra dei menù piantata in un posto fisso, l'altro la posta a spasso.

Comunque hai imparato bene la lingua anglosassone

[SkyDiver]

Ma infatti... il trucco era quello, non certo la notizia che si commenta da se

Volevo vedere se almeno su un argomento cosi "tifoso" almeno leggevate l'articolo.. ed in mezzo cio' messo del mio ossia questo:

we have achieved that adding to Windows 7 an awesome core technology as the registry management whereas SkyDiver hasn't approved it at all"

per vedere se eravate attenti

era per ridere...

[Fuentes]

Si avvicinano i tempi delle Dll anche per il Mac!

Già vedo SkyDiver cercare di convincere tutte quelle Dll in fila sotto casa Sua, memori di una Sua vecchia signature, che si trattava solo di uno scherzo!

[lupic]

Originariamente inviato da SkyDiver

per vedere se eravate attenti

era per ridere...

tranquillo, abbiamo notato da subito.

[SatRider]

Comunque, giusto per completezza, ecco la smentita ufficiale di M$!

Notizie dal Web

How we really designed the look and feel of Windows 7 An inaccurate quote has been floating around the Internet today about the design origins of Windows 7 and whether its look and feel was “borrowed” from Mac OS X. Unfortunately this came from a Microsoft employee who was not involved in any aspect of designing Windows 7. I hate to say this about one of our own, but his comments were inaccurate and uninformed. If SkyDiver is interested in learning more about the design of Windows 7, I suggest reading this AP story with Julie Larson-Green as well as these WSJ (membership required) and Fast Company articles. And here is one of many blog posts on the E7 blog discussing the design process of Windows 7.

Leggi l'articolo

SatRider

[Fuentes]

Originariamente inviato da SataNik

Ci sono già...

[SkyDiver]

Originariamente inviato da Fuentes

Si ma non si notano... non rompono er cazzo, non diventano orfane (si si lo so e' colpa dei genitori ), ecc ecc.

It's not gonna have any problem windows vista had

turst me, this time it's gonna be different, trust me

ahahahahahahahhaah trust me