When you're finally done installing Windows 7, this is what your new desktop will look like (except for the additional programs that have already been pinned to the taskbar in this image). Just like in previous versions of Windows, you can easily drag the taskbar to other edges of the screen and tweak its behavior. Notice that the icons are quite large, perfectly sized for the new native Windows 7 support for touch screens.
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- What's next? Eight video cards in one machine...
- just to run Winbloze? Thousands of $ just to run an overpriced/buggy OS? When's it gunna end, come on, really?... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: tek_heretik Posted on: 10/23/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Yuck
emenau | 10/21/09
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Windows 7
tylerAWells | 10/21/09
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Re: Pics 3, 5, & 6 description mistakes
iceykola | 10/21/09
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catching up, not bad...
pgit | 10/21/09
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iTunes has controls too
TwighlightShadow | 10/21/09
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RE: (Windows 7's Aero in pictures)
jgt@... | 10/21/09
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Too much visual noise
jgt@... | 10/21/09
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This is news? Been doing this with Compiz-Fusion for years (nt).
BanjoPaterson | 10/22/09
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Notice the Linux-like taskbar
UAC nanny screen | 10/22/09
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Eye Candy addiction
TtfnJohn | 10/22/09
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Holy crap it looks like Compiz-Fusion on Linux
awasson@... | 10/22/09
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Sung to the tune of "Lookin' a lot like Christmas"...
tek_heretik | 10/23/09
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What's next? Eight video cards in one machine...
tek_heretik | 10/23/09
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