Comment Re: Did it this morning. (Score 1) 169
It is still there, but has been renamed back to Search.
Until she appears as a sexy hologram, it will never be "Cortana"
It is still there, but has been renamed back to Search.
Until she appears as a sexy hologram, it will never be "Cortana"
Windows 11 Pro OS Build 22000.51
Had a few interface reloads, where the task bar goes blank and reloads, but otherwise smooth sailing.
It's attractive, fast to use and fast to shutdown and start.
Unfortunately it didn't fix the issue where if I run Excel it kills the PC and it needs a manual power off to restart.
Things I don't like:
Speak for your self, my emails go back to 1988 and even worse are in a propriator format - Outlook front end on Exchange backend, but odly enough I can get em on my OSX PC at home and my andriod phone when I'm anywhere else, don't bet on formats for important stuff going out of sytle any time soon.
This, This, this, I liked Aero, I had a PC that could run it, I like buttons that look like buttons that click whan you push em and have a bit o shiney hi-light.
I like translucent effects and stuff showing through.
Who really likes flat blah square windows with little indication as th who has focus and whats on top.
Thunderbirds are Go.
Preferably the marionettes, but the live action movie was OK.
Nope if Snowden was aware that Trucrypt was compromised by the NSA he wouldnt have organised a cryptparty in Hawaii showing people how to use it and TOR after he had allready stolen his pile o docs.
I have been collecting scifi/fantasy books for over 40 years, whereas my VCR collection is now collecting dust and my DVD/bluray collection is only 15 years old.
I don't have a problem with them being treated as mental illness, but then I think the cure for such illnesses should be high speed injection of lead to the head, it also comes with the added bonus of no relapse by the subject.
What good is a ticket to the good life, if you can't find the entrance?