I noted in another thread how funny it was that everyone's killer feature was different in terms of both the actual functionality and the scale of the feature. So for me, although maybe killer might be over-egging it a little, RDC is going to be
a *very* important feature for me in Longhorn Server (and apparently 2003r2) at least for this contract (after which I prob won't be using Windows anyway).
What's your killer feature, either present, or not, in Vista or Longhorn server. WinFS is no longer a valid answer [C]
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The new volume mixer.
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compugab
From Québec in Canada
The ability to resize the system partition or creating a full backup of it without reboot.
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
Rossj wrote:I noted in another thread how funny it was that everyone's killer feature was different in terms of both the actual functionality and the scale of the feature. So for me, although maybe killer might be over-egging it a little, RDC is going to be a *very* important feature for me in Longhorn Server (and apparently 2003r2) at least for this contract (after which I prob won't be using Windows anyway).
What's your killer feature, either present, or not, in Vista or Longhorn server. WinFS is no longer a valid answer
Well I take "killer feature" to be the feature that kills my desire for the product, and you all know what that one is
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Sourcecode
Whatever it is, I didn't do it.
W3bbo wrote:
Rossj wrote: I noted in another thread how funny it was that everyone's killer feature was different in terms of both the actual functionality and the scale of the feature. So for me, although maybe killer might be over-egging it a little, RDC is going to be a *very* important feature for me in Longhorn Server (and apparently 2003r2) at least for this contract (after which I prob won't be using Windows anyway).
What's your killer feature, either present, or not, in Vista or Longhorn server. WinFS is no longer a valid answer
Well I take "killer feature" to be the feature that kills my desire for the product, and you all know what that one is
Could you enlighten the folks here, that don’t have the innate ability to read minds?
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Sourcecode wrote:
W3bbo wrote: Rossj wrote: I noted in another thread how funny it was that everyone's killer feature was different in terms of both the actual functionality and the scale of the feature. So for me, although maybe killer might be over-egging it a little, RDC is going to be a *very* important feature for me in Longhorn Server (and apparently 2003r2) at least for this contract (after which I prob won't be using Windows anyway).
What's your killer feature, either present, or not, in Vista or Longhorn server. WinFS is no longer a valid answer
Well I take "killer feature" to be the feature that kills my desire for the product, and you all know what that one is
Could you enlighten the folks here, that don’t have the innate ability to read minds?
I suspect it involves haircuts, n'est pas? I'm only jealous because he has so much
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Sabot
My name is Dave Oliver. I'm a CTO
W3bbo wrote:
Well I take "killer feature" to be the feature that kills my desire for the product, and you all know what that one is
Haha ... as funny as a hole in the head!
ReadyBoost ... this is a great idea! ... if a product did this for XP now, I would buy it. I have loads of 1Gb or 512Mb USB drives from different things, I could put them to really good use with my spare USB ports.
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Is there one??
I settled on Windows-2003 for my desktop some time ago (probably in 2003, I guess) and, unfortunately, I'm yet to see anything in Vista that will cause me to rethink that choice.
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Sabot
My name is Dave Oliver. I'm a CTO
MB wrote:
Is there one??
I settled on Windows-2003 for my desktop some time ago (probably in 2003, I guess) and, unfortunately, I'm yet to see anything in Vista that will cause me to rethink that choice.
Lots of bee-stigs to make a killer reason?
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Sourcecode
Whatever it is, I didn't do it.
Rossj wrote:
Sourcecode wrote: W3bbo wrote: Rossj wrote: I noted in another thread how funny it was that everyone's killer feature was different in terms of both the actual functionality and the scale of the feature. So for me, although maybe killer might be over-egging it a little, RDC is going to be a *very* important feature for me in Longhorn Server (and apparently 2003r2) at least for this contract (after which I prob won't be using Windows anyway).
What's your killer feature, either present, or not, in Vista or Longhorn server. WinFS is no longer a valid answer
Well I take "killer feature" to be the feature that kills my desire for the product, and you all know what that one is
Could you enlighten the folks here, that don’t have the innate ability to read minds?
I suspect it involves haircuts, n'est pas? I'm only jealous because he has so much
ROFL.
C'est exact ! Et je pense que c’est pour ça que l’on est incapable de comprendre.
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If you know C# you basically know Java... if you know .net you know mono.
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Sourcecode wrote:
ROFL.
C'est exact ! Et je pense que c’est pour ça que l’on est incapable de comprendre.
Je veux une greffe de cheveux, c'est très féminin (ses cheveux) et j'espere il est agréable.
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Probably the improved security. Maybe that ReadyBoost thing.
I'd like to to see more flashy apps, but MS isn't exactly leading the charge on this.
Started learning .NET, and that seems pretty good so far, but doesn't need Vista. -
Massif
aim stupidly high, expect to fail often.
Rossj wrote:Sourcecode wrote:
ROFL.
C'est exact ! Et je pense que c’est pour ça que l’on est incapable de comprendre.
Je veux une greffe de cheveux, c'est très féminin (ses cheveux) et j'espere il est agréable.
Guys, stop talking about his hair. And I don't think he'll agree to that.
Oh, and I'm looking forward to Infocard. -
Sourcecode
Whatever it is, I didn't do it.
Rossj wrote:
Sourcecode wrote:
ROFL.
C'est exact ! Et je pense que c’est pour ça que l’on est incapable de comprendre.
Je veux une greffe de cheveux, c'est très féminin (ses cheveux) et j'espere il est agréable.
Pourquoi ? Tu es comme tu es. Ne change pas.
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
CannotResolveSymbol wrote:Ah, Java, the great Free/Open Source Language. You keep telling yourself that.
Not even an ISO standard.
Neither is C#, which is standardised by ECMA instead. (The same ECMA behind ECMAScript, aka JavaScript) -
CannotResolveSymbol
Microsoft: Who do you want to execute today?
W3bbo wrote:CannotResolveSymbol wrote: Ah, Java, the great Free/Open Source Language. You keep telling yourself that.
Not even an ISO standard.
Neither is C#, which is standardised by ECMA instead. (The same ECMA behind ECMAScript, aka JavaScript)
@#$%! Wrong standards body.
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