The design, yes it's geeky, but would've been better if they implemented a java command line (or just a simple text box) to change pages.
Now the color.. they obviously don't look at the page, such a dark green with a skinny font on black? What were they thinking? Horrible...
"We realized that as we were making these changes, we were going to impact a lot of ISVs so we've been doing extensive work testing the top applications that people use," he told internetnews.com. "We have an application compatibility group that is running tests against the top 400 to 700 applications to see how they work with SP2."
400 to 700 applications? That's a relatively small number considering there are literally millions of programs. I wonder how this will affect open source. What if Microsoft purposely only allows certain applications -- 400 to 700, as they say -- to operate? I would definitely not upgrade to Windows XP SP2.
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The design, yes it's geeky, but would've been better if they implemented a java command line (or just a simple text box) to change pages. Now the color.. they obviously don't look at the page, such a dark green with a skinny font on black? What were they thinking? Horrible...
He is... Tuxedo Mask!