Filed under: Windows, Blogging, Microsoft
Windows UI team has a blog
by Jordan Running Sep 20th 2006 at 2:00PM
The Windows Client team, the division of Microsoft responsible for the user interface in Windows Vista (and previous versions), has finally jumped on the bandwagon and started a blog: Shell: Revealed. The new blog is a place for Microsoft's UI developers to talk about the changes in Vista and communicate with developers and enthusiasts. So far the blog hasn't revealed anything especially stunning, but it does relate the quasi-interesting story of What Happened to List View. They're still getting the hang of this whole blogging thing, but for the Vista-obsessed it's a great addition to the ol' feed reader. (Also, I really dig the little egg logo.)[Via Slashdot]
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
