[quote]Boxers or briefs?[/quote] I approve of this question. Anyway: [HR] While ATI has displayed an impressive ability to innovate, particularly with the HD4000 series and the Crossfire update that lets you mix and match graphics cards, AMD is still lagging slightly behind Intel in the processor market (particularly in the high-end market). Are there any new innovations or performance boosts planned for the future? [HR] ATI seems to be leading Nvidia in the graphics market at the mom
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I know each product page has its own system requirements, but some explicitly say 32- and 64-bit while others just say "vista." Could you give us a brief rundown of which major components are supported on 64-bit vista, Seabass? Of particular interest to me are Iconpackager, Windowblinds, DesktopX, and Deskscapes. fake edit: is Impulse 64-bit compatible?
Didn't know I had a Stardock account - thanks!
This is probably a retarded question, but I can't find anything in the account settings dialog to change my password. Would anyone mind telling me where to do that?
I think the documentation has improved a thousandfold over the last year. Skinsutdio 6 in particular presents a clean, easy to use interface that makes skin creation much easier to learn, as well as in practice. The one thing keeping me from joining the ranks of Object Desktop subscribers is the fact that not all the (major) components support Vista x64. Admittedly, XP x64 was a trainwreck, but with Vista, x64 support is becoming much more mainstream. I believe IconPackager was the only
I must say that I look forward to a short lived OS that is "based on Windows", where the programmer doesn't even have the ability to construct a sentence that is readable.... Can you imagine the dialog boxes? "This porgram has perfrmed an ilegal opperation and will be shut down Exception 0xC0000005 basically cause your idiot"
Excellent, I'd been waiting for this. I agree with the above poster though, functionality similar to logonstudio on XP would be nice. In any case, keep up the good work!