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:The Windows 7 GUI From a Linux User's Perspective
The Windows 7 GUI From a Linux User's Perspective
Oct 31, 2008, 12 :31 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4623 reads)

(Other stories by Rick C. Hodgin)

"If you loved Vista in Aero Glass mode, then you'll love Windows 7 even more. Windows 7 addresses many of the shortcomings in Vista, including management for those annoying popup notification messages, gadgets which are no longer locked in the sidebar (they can now be moved anywhere on the desktop), several UI enhancements which are not only attractive, but also require less mouse clicks to carry out routine functions, HomeGroup networking which automatically separates out your business and home network connections (including printers and peripherials), the ability to move app buttons on the start bar, and of course direct multi-touch support for all of Microsoft's Windows 7 apps."

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