Here’s a “serious yet irreverent” look at Mac’s new OS, Leopard, and Windows Vista: here.
Seems that Microsoft isn’t the only shop out there putting out operating systems with major delays and a good portion of the audience not feeling the “wow” factor.
Anyone using a Wireless-N adapter with Vista x64? OS X Tiger vs. Vista vs. Ubuntu Security
Written by Derek Torres and Stuart Mudie
Published by Wiley
Now available at Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Barnes & Noble, Powell's and Wiley
Chapter 1
Chapter 4
Chapter 10
An interview with John Barnett
An interview with Lee Pender
An interview with Nick White
Petite Anglaise (11/27/06)
NevilleHobson.com (11/28/06)
Naked Translations (11/29/06)
Duffbert's Random Musings (11/30/2006)
Relaciones Públicas (12/01/2006)
m-trends (12/02/2006)
Martin's Mobile Technology Page (12/06/2006)
Alfies' Blog (12/06/2006)
AskDaveTaylor (12/06/2006)
STC Region 2 conference, October 13th, 2006: "The Impact of Windows Vista on Technical Communications" (download as pdf)
I would like to try leopard software.
— Gadgets 18 November 2007, 03:12 #
The many glitches in Vista have caused a lot of small business owners and small business computer consultants to decide not to upgrade their products since its release. As with any other product, I think that Vista may take a few years to fully develop. I provide a lot of advice in my own Computer Consulting Blog for consultants working specifically with small businesses, and in my own experience working with small businesses over the years, I know that most small businesses don’t need to stay right on top of the latest technology advancements (and in many cases it benefits them to wait until they have been better developed). I do think there has been an effort by Microsoft to respond to issues with Vista, and that in the future the product will continue to improve and be more usable for all types of businesses.
— Computer Consulting Blog 30 December 2007, 06:59 #