Microsoft continues to attempt to regain the initiative, and is attempting to boost sales of its forthcoming Windows 7 OS by offering a deep discount on the software to students, as it tries to lure them back from the Mac . Here is the original: Microsoft goes on price attack for Win 7 as OS wars continue
Monday, September 7th, 2009 by Steven 0 Add a CommentFiled under: OS, Software, How-tos, Odds and ends, Freeware, Open SourceI received a private tweet from a reader the other day, who asked a question about a previous post in which I had installed Windows 7 RC1 on a Mac using Sun’s VirtualBox. The tweet asked, “You did a post about installing Win 7 on the Mac for free. How about Linux?,” which set up a challenge. Not only can you install Linux distributions on a Mac using VirtualBox, but
Since Google Chrome OS announcement has came down the pipeline from officials, most of reviewers on the web found themselves in tireless trial of opposing Chrome OS to Windows 7, Mac OS X Snow Leopard and Linux (Mint mostly). This all is very interesting and I recon debates will not stop even when Win 7 and Chrome OS will both be out of beta. Yet there could be a point missed in these discussions. Google underlines web orientation of the announced operating system, which in few words means it wi
I installed win 7 on a new 64 bit machine. Most of it seems to work, but the aero functions do not do what they are supposed to. Shake does nothing at.