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هل يمكن لـ Windows 7 أن يتجنب لعنة فيستا؟

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief November 2, 2008 · 2 min read

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قبل أسبوعين، أعلنت مايكروسوفت أن نظامها التشغيلي القادم سيُسمى ببساطة Windows 7. هل ستنجو النسخة القادمة من أنظمة مايكروسوفت التشغيلية من لعنة فيستا؟

في السنوات الماضية منذ إطلاق مايكروسوفت فيستا، عانت من مشكلة علاقات عامة كبيرة تتعلق بكونها ثقيلة جدًا على النظام وعرضة للأخطاء ومزعجة. وعلى الرغم من جهود مايكروسوفت، إلا أن الانطباع السلبي استمر.

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يجب أن ينتهي اسم الشفرة "Vista". Windows 7 أبسط بكثير ويذكّرنا بالأيام الخوالي عندما رأينا واستخدمنا لأول مرة Windows 95، وفي السنوات اللاحقة Windows XP.

تحتاج مايكروسوفت إلى العودة إلى نقطة الصفر وإعادة النظر في نهجها لنظام التشغيل الجديد. يجب أن يكون خفيفًا وسريعًا، ولا يتطلب إعدادات نظام متطورة لتشغيله بسلاسة. وإذا كان بإمكانه العمل على 256MB أو 512MB من ذاكرة الوصول العشوائي، فذلك أفضل.

الجماليات البصرية جيدة طالما أنها لا تستهلك الكثير من الذاكرة ودورات وحدة المعالجة الرسومية. ركّز على دعم المزيد من برامج تشغيل الأجهزة (أعلم أن هذه المسؤولية تقع أيضًا على عاتق الشركات المصنعة المعنية)، بالإضافة إلى إطلاق المزيد من التحديثات والإصلاحات بسرعة أكبر.

أستخدم Windows فيستا على حاسوبي المحمول منذ عام ولم أواجه أي مشاكل فعلية. كانت معظم مشاكلي تتعلق بالتعود على النظام بدلاً من الأخطاء البرمجية أو مشاكل التوافق. إذا تعلمت مايكروسوفت من أخطائها مع Vista، فقد ينجح Windows 7 في قلب الطاولة.

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43 Comments

Unknown Soldier · 18 years ago

LONG LIVE XP!

Ja · 18 years ago

It still can’t beat the reliability and beauty of OS X.

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 18 years ago

@Patrick, it needs to if it wants to be the leading OS for future netbooks.

entrepreneur opportunity · 18 years ago

Windows 7 looks better and hoping that it will be a lean and mean OS.

Kevin · 18 years ago

I don’t think Windows 7 can evade the Vista curse. Microsoft overpromised and underdelivered with Vista which has left a bad taste in people’s mouth. People are aware and they are now very cautious.

No matter how much people say that Linux is an alternative OS in the form of the ever popular Ubuntu, it’s never going to go mainstream.

And no, it can’t do everything Windows or OS X can do. If it was able to do EVERYTHING and even more/better, people would have switched a long time ago.

Kuya Kevin · 18 years ago

Vista turned me into a Mac User.

Jam · 18 years ago

I saw a video of Microsoft Windows 7 and the interface is pretty awesome. Not sure if it will have more bugs though similar to what happened to Windows Vista. I would want this OS to my laptop.

JC John SESE-Cuneta · 18 years ago

The screenshot provided above looks like KDE.
Windows 7 beta screenshots, looks like GNOME.

If you need an OS that will run on 512kb, go get GNU/Linux, preferably the Ubuntu flavor of the Debian distribution. You can do almost all of what “Vista” and “Windows 7” can do, and more.

WEBMASTER · 18 years ago

The marketing tactics behind the success of the previous windows OS was it is simple, older type of machines,it is not the complex the ease of use.

I hope they can return to what they are before.

http://corel-lifestyle.blogspot.com/

jhay · 18 years ago

If Windows 7 does inherit the Vista curse, would Apple go mass-market with the OS X? Or will Linux finally capitalize on this? Or will Google fulfill the prophecies and complete its domination of the world via Chrome and Android? I’m just glad I’m alive to experience these things. :D

Lix Tetrax · 18 years ago

There’s an article on engadget that shows a netbook with 1 GHz CPU and 1 GB ram running the W7.

deuts · 18 years ago

Yep, Vista is definitely bloated with features one may not even bother using. As such, the performance suffers. MS should do away with this with the new OS.

The sooner this new OS goes out, the better!

Jarod · 18 years ago

I think being able to make Win7 run in 512 RAM or less is the way to go. With so much hype of Vista being bloated(according to a Ghertz personnel from SM) & a resource hog this would clean up the mess they’re into right now.This would make people reconsider by trying it in their existing and quite doing well XP box and give MS a much bigger market and not just rely on OEM to force their way into the end users hand.

Patrick · 18 years ago

I don’t quite agree that Microsoft should make Windows 7 “work” in systems with 512MB of RAM or less. That’s a step backward. Memory is so cheap nowadays it’s unforgivable to have less than 1 GB. Besides, it’s not just the eyecandy which uses up all those RAM.

I use Vista and I seriously think it’s far better than XP. But I’m still excited with the changes in 7 like the new taskbar and the more manageable system tray. I also like what I’ve read of the upcoming WMP 12. :D

Techie · 18 years ago

Windows 7 beta versions are already floating in the net and it looks very similar to vista.

Alex · 18 years ago

I have been using Vista for my two laptops and got no problem with it except for the familiarity of the features since I mostly use my desktop which operates in XP.

Windows 7 looks better and more simple and easy to use. Yes, it reminds me of the Windows 95 way back then.

Eizan · 18 years ago

Oh thanks! I thought it was since the topic was about Windows 7. :)

Jayjay Montalbo · 18 years ago

Paul Thurrott has a compilation of screenshots of a pre-beta Windows 7 build on his Web site:

http://www.winsupersite.com/win7/win7_m3_screens.asp
http://www.winsupersite.com/win7/win7_m3_screens_02.asp

Jayjay Montalbo · 18 years ago

@Eizan:

That is NOT a screenshot of Windows 7, but of what I assume to be an early prototype of Longhorn (which ultimately became Windows Vista). That one was from before “the reset.”

Eizan · 18 years ago

That’s a screenshot of Windows 7, I presume. Vista was too heavy on system resources that’s why people did not want to embrace it. Why go the trouble of upgrading when you already have a workable OS? (e.g. XP)

parenghilton · 18 years ago

windows 7 looks good. im going to start saving money so when the windows 7 powered netbook comes out, i can buy it… but if I become a millionaire, I’ll go for a macbook.