Windows Vista Installation
So, this week Windows Vista Business became available on MSDNAA (the MS student program) and because I unfortunately still have a handful of programs that require Windows only, I downloaded it and installed it in a virtual machine this weekend.
While installing, I took screenshots (hint to Parallels programmers: This function needs a keyboard shortcut) and published them as a flickr photoset.
Click here to see a Vista installation in its full “beauty”
So far, it doesn’t feel very special yet, but I will click around a little more, and after I played with it in the VM long enough, I might consider updating my XP instance in Boot Camp. Allegedly, installing Vista with Boot Camp works flawlessly, but I am not sure about updating an existing copy of XP. If anyone has experience with that, let me know!

January 20th, 2007 at 7:07 pm
Is it just me, or does the visual design of Vista make you feel like you are drowning in a swamp.
February 7th, 2007 at 11:02 am
Yeah, that’s all very, very fuzzy. While this is probably a feature, not a bug, I can’t quite pretend I love it either