I just saw my first Windows 8 logo on the section of a website that shows which OSes a piece of software supports.
http://www.tone2.com/html/saurus_synthesizer__vst_au.html
I'm not saying I haven't seen the logo before. I'm just saying that I haven't seen it yet being used seriously on a product website or packaging.
This must mean that Tone2 are actually bothering to test it on Win8 even though it's not final.
I've read that people are getting good audio performance with Windows 8 CP.
I wonder what the DPC latency situation is like in Win8. I haven't bothered to install it on my computer yet because I hate messing with beta stuff.
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Harlequin
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It's probably just them throwing a logo in there. I doubt there is an official Windows 8 Compatability program in place.
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blowdart
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1 hour ago, Harlequin wrote
It's probably just them throwing a logo in there. I doubt there is an official Windows 8 Compatability program in place.
The other windows logos aren't the designed for logos either. Strange, and possibly naughty.
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20 hours ago, blowdart wrote
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The other windows logos aren't the designed for logos either. Strange, and possibly naughty.
Yup, I doubt there's anything official about any of them.
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