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Talk about operating systems, new products arriving to market, your ordinary gadgets, and all about technology right here. The title says it all!
itisRag
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Not really looking too forward to anything right now, but I'd like to know when my phone will be eligible for the Windows 10 preview for phones. Mine is a Lumia 928.
I do have some "servers" in the basement that I was testing some Wordpress, apache, sql, php stuff on Fedora Server of all things trying to make an interesting website for my gaming videos and whatnot. It works fine for what I'm doing, but the other week when I decided to set up a Mumble server, I decided to switch one of the boxes to Ubuntu Server since it has long term support, and that has worked perfectly as well.
I do have some "servers" in the basement that I was testing some Wordpress, apache, sql, php stuff on Fedora Server of all things trying to make an interesting website for my gaming videos and whatnot. It works fine for what I'm doing, but the other week when I decided to set up a Mumble server, I decided to switch one of the boxes to Ubuntu Server since it has long term support, and that has worked perfectly as well.
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When it comes to Windows 10, I've only tested the very first Technical Preview (that came out in October). Nothing else. I'm really looking forward to it though. Don't own a Windows Phone, so I don't know what to say about that. Must be good I guess.
itisRag
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I have fiddled with the tech preview on Hyper-V. It has improved a lot since the initial build, but I think it might be a little overhyped. The best thing I've heard about W10 so far is just good news for XB1 users, that streaming games from XB1 to PC is going to be possible. I however do not own an XB1.
I'm pretty happy with how Windows 8.1 works. I like the gestures and shortcuts, even with a mouse and keyboard. I'm not too keen on the reconfiguring of the modern interface that they made if it removes keyboard shortcuts and clicking in the upper left corner to switch between modern software.
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I must be the only one who didn't mind the changes found in Windows 8 (and 8.1). Might not be as intuitive as Windows 7, but I got used to it pretty fast.
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It was okay. It wasn't as good as Windows 7 and a lot less organised and convenient so I'm not surprised it wasn't widely acclaimed.
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I tried out the first build in VMware Player (lol). I don't own an Xbox One either. Yeah, I agree, I don't mind the gestures and shorcuts in 8.1. I use them all the time. The experience is even better with a touchscreen, however.
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I'm looking forward to Windows 10 as well. I haven't tested the preview yet, though from the screenshots, I really like its look. Time will tell if it's a worthy successor to Windows 7 for me.
EDIT: And there's the Spartan Browser too, which looks far more clean than Explorer.
EDIT: And there's the Spartan Browser too, which looks far more clean than Explorer.
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I like its interface as well. Looks a lot better than XP, Vista / 7, and 8 combined. I might also try out Spartan once the OS launches, but for now, I'm sticking with Chrome. You're lucky IE is getting discontinued. *laughs*