Windows Seven - Revision history

Keiji at 10:19, 2 October 2011

2011-10-02T10:19:51Z

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-	'''Windows Seven''' is the ~~next upcoming~~ version of [[Windows]]. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.	+	'''Windows Seven''' is the current version of [[Windows]]. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.

	While Windows still sucks in general, Windows Seven is amazing. It is said to be what [[Windows Vista]] was supposed to be, had MS not gone and been stupid for 3 years ([[Sonic X-treme\|deja vu, anyone?]]).		While Windows still sucks in general, Windows Seven is amazing. It is said to be what [[Windows Vista]] was supposed to be, had MS not gone and been stupid for 3 years ([[Sonic X-treme\|deja vu, anyone?]]).

	In European countries, Windows Seven is expected to ship ''without'' [[Internet Explorer]] or any other browser. This will surely revert us to the bad old days where your ISP would send you a disc with a crappy adware-infected browser that's just a ripoff of IE anyway. Currently, there are several theories floating around concerning exactly ''how'' Microsoft will avoid packaging IE with the operating system. The most sensible one so far is that iexplore.exe will be [[encrypted]], and therefore unable to run until the user solves a [[CAPTCHA]], the answer for which is the decryption key.		In European countries, Windows Seven is expected to ship ''without'' [[Internet Explorer]] or any other browser. This will surely revert us to the bad old days where your ISP would send you a disc with a crappy adware-infected browser that's just a ripoff of IE anyway. Currently, there are several theories floating around concerning exactly ''how'' Microsoft will avoid packaging IE with the operating system. The most sensible one so far is that iexplore.exe will be [[encrypted]], and therefore unable to run until the user solves a [[CAPTCHA]], the answer for which is the decryption key.

Keiji at 22:46, 11 February 2011

2011-02-11T22:46:30Z

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	'''Windows Seven''' is the next upcoming version of [[Windows]]. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.		'''Windows Seven''' is the next upcoming version of [[Windows]]. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.

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	In European countries, Windows Seven is expected to ship ''without'' [[Internet Explorer]] or any other browser. This will surely revert us to the bad old days where your ISP would send you a disc with a crappy adware-infected browser that's just a ripoff of IE anyway. Currently, there are several theories floating around concerning exactly ''how'' Microsoft will avoid packaging IE with the operating system. The most sensible one so far is that iexplore.exe will be [[encrypted]], and therefore unable to run until the user solves a [[CAPTCHA]], the answer for which is the decryption key.		In European countries, Windows Seven is expected to ship ''without'' [[Internet Explorer]] or any other browser. This will surely revert us to the bad old days where your ISP would send you a disc with a crappy adware-infected browser that's just a ripoff of IE anyway. Currently, there are several theories floating around concerning exactly ''how'' Microsoft will avoid packaging IE with the operating system. The most sensible one so far is that iexplore.exe will be [[encrypted]], and therefore unable to run until the user solves a [[CAPTCHA]], the answer for which is the decryption key.
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	'''Windows Seven''' is the next upcoming version of [[Windows]]. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.		'''Windows Seven''' is the next upcoming version of [[Windows]]. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.

	While Windows still sucks in general, Windows Seven is amazing. It is said to be what [[Windows Vista]] was supposed to be, had MS not gone and been stupid for 3 years ([[Sonic X-treme\|deja vu, anyone?]]).		While Windows still sucks in general, Windows Seven is amazing. It is said to be what [[Windows Vista]] was supposed to be, had MS not gone and been stupid for 3 years ([[Sonic X-treme\|deja vu, anyone?]]).

-	In European countries, Windows Seven is expected to ship ''without'' [[Internet Explorer]] or any other browser. This will surely revert us to the bad old days where your ISP would send you a disc with a crappy adware-infected browser that's just a ripoff of IE anyway.	+	In European countries, Windows Seven is expected to ship ''without'' [[Internet Explorer]] or any other browser. This will surely revert us to the bad old days where your ISP would send you a disc with a crappy adware-infected browser that's just a ripoff of IE anyway. Currently, there are several theories floating around concerning exactly ''how'' Microsoft will avoid packaging IE with the operating system. The most sensible one so far is that iexplore.exe will be [[encrypted]], and therefore unable to run until the user solves a [[CAPTCHA]], the answer for which is the decryption key.

	[[Category:Windows releases]]		[[Category:Windows releases]]

Keiji at 19:47, 16 July 2009

2009-07-16T19:47:57Z

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-	'''Windows Seven''' is the next upcoming version of Windows. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.	+	'''Windows Seven''' is the next upcoming version of [[Windows]]. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.

	While Windows still sucks in general, Windows Seven is amazing. It is said to be what [[Windows Vista]] was supposed to be, had MS not gone and been stupid for 3 years ([[Sonic X-treme\|deja vu, anyone?]]).		While Windows still sucks in general, Windows Seven is amazing. It is said to be what [[Windows Vista]] was supposed to be, had MS not gone and been stupid for 3 years ([[Sonic X-treme\|deja vu, anyone?]]).

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2009-07-16T19:45:57Z

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{{Short|[[July 16]], [[2009]]}}

'''Windows Seven''' is the next upcoming version of Windows. It is a misnomer, as it is actually version 6.1. Microsoft officially call it "Windows 7", which is even more confusing, because their ''next'' major version will actually be called "Windows 7" series-wise.

While Windows still sucks in general, Windows Seven is amazing. It is said to be what [[Windows Vista]] was supposed to be, had MS not gone and been stupid for 3 years ([[Sonic X-treme|deja vu, anyone?]]).

In European countries, Windows Seven is expected to ship ''without'' [[Internet Explorer]] or any other browser. This will surely revert us to the bad old days where your ISP would send you a disc with a crappy adware-infected browser that's just a ripoff of IE anyway.

[[Category:Windows releases]]