Comments on: C:\> is dead. Long live search http://www.division6.co.uk/wp/2006/11/22/c-is-dead-long-live-search/ Armand David's personal weblog: technology, media, food, stuff and nonsense. Fri, 05 Mar 2010 16:03:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Armand http://www.division6.co.uk/wp/2006/11/22/c-is-dead-long-live-search/comment-page-1/#comment-611 Armand Wed, 22 Nov 2006 16:26:37 +0000 http://www.division6.co.uk/wp/2006/11/22/c-is-dead-long-live-search/#comment-611 I'm not clamouring for Vista yet. I don't have a Core2Duo and don't think my machine could handle it with its meagre 1gb of RAM. Have heard that its more search oriented and that's a good thing. But I guess part of my point is that more and more of the applications and tools we use now are online -- and so the start menu becomes irrelevant; if it skips straight to Google, Yahoo or Windows Live Search... well, that kind of supports my case :) I am looking forward to messing about with Aero, though. I’m not clamouring for Vista yet. I don’t have a Core2Duo and don’t think my machine could handle it with its meagre 1gb of RAM. Have heard that its more search oriented and that’s a good thing.

But I guess part of my point is that more and more of the applications and tools we use now are online — and so the start menu becomes irrelevant; if it skips straight to Google, Yahoo or Windows Live Search… well, that kind of supports my case :)

I am looking forward to messing about with Aero, though.

]]> By: Simon Bisson http://www.division6.co.uk/wp/2006/11/22/c-is-dead-long-live-search/comment-page-1/#comment-610 Simon Bisson Wed, 22 Nov 2006 15:35:39 +0000 http://www.division6.co.uk/wp/2006/11/22/c-is-dead-long-live-search/#comment-610 I've been using Vista for a while. The Start menu there is very heavily search-based (actually, the whole OS is), and I've found myslef using its built in search more and more. I’ve been using Vista for a while. The Start menu there is very heavily search-based (actually, the whole OS is), and I’ve found myslef using its built in search more and more.

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