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Stephen posted an interesting shot of the new Ribbon implemented in a newer Microsoft Paint build. I sincerely hope this is a sign that Sinofsky the Windows “7” team has already fixed other more pressing issues like the infamous folder “type sniffing” errors and the irritating non-existent file deletion dialog… I dont think that the whole Windows theme will be a Ribbon one (hope not) but on already known Windows Programs it is a necessary attribute.... Dont you think? Here is the other leaked pic, Wordpad. now i have a question, what will happpen to Notepad ? i hope it gets improved or at least not even included on the newest Microsoft OS.

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The code in question is the  Windows Template Library , and before you get riled it’s open source, has been open source since 2004. (Picture from  MSDN Magazine .) Scott Hanselman has a great  blog post up about exactly how Google Chrome uses this code, but the more important point is that this is happening at all. The key to open source is the code itself. Good code can be found, and used, to everyone’s benefit. Both Google and Microsoft have drawn enormous benefits from  Chrome . Google has gotten a place at the browser table. Microsoft has a new browser under Windows, and its open source code may be a key reason why that is so. Chrome has introduced some key concepts to the Web. The idea of separating tabs as tasks. The idea of an address bar as an application. These are concepts Microsoft can now use to improve Internet Explorer, because Chrome is open source. All this provides an important lesson to the rest of us. While proprietary companies may be to-the-death adversaries, open

Google's growing supremacy in several areas of the web, in the advertising market, and in online applications, has already sparked debates about whether Google, originally a search engine specialist, is becoming a monster and whether it is still complying with its company motto ("Don't be evil"). Some researchers have previously expressed the view that Google needs to be broken up ( PDF, Google Dangers Report from Graz University 2007 ). Tuesday's release of  Google's new browser , Chrome, has not only fuelled a new dispute about whose web browser is the best but has also triggered discussions about Google's plans and its dominant position. Chrome is seen as not just an attack on Microsoft's leading position on the browser market, though some observers, like Kara Swisher in her  web log , and the  San Jose Mercury News , are going so far as to speak of a new "browser war". Google could also be aiming at Microsoft's dominance on the mar

Some of you may have heard about “Windows 7,” which is the working name for the next release of Windows. We have learned a great deal through the feedback you have shared with us about Windows Vista, and that feedback is playing an important role in our work on Windows 7. You have told us you want a more regular, predictable Windows release schedule. To this end, our plan is to deliver Windows 7 approximately three years after the January 2007 general availability launch date of Windows Vista. You’ve also let us know you don’t want to face the kinds of incompatibility challenges with the next version of Windows that you might have experienced early with Windows Vista. As a result, our approach with Windows 7 is to build off the same core architecture as Windows Vista, so the investments you and our partners have made in Windows Vista will continue to pay off with Windows 7. Our goal is to help ensure that the migration process from Windows Vista to Windows 7 is straightforward. I recei