no that wasnt the reality ... that was a reply to "but I tried Vista, and honestly I thought XP was better than that piece of $hit..."faraaz said:That's the reality?? Then Zeeshan bhai has gone nuts...
iMav said:no that wasnt the reality ... that was a reply to "but I tried Vista, and honestly I thought XP was better than that piece of $hit..."
coming back to the reality part actually neither eddie nor praka have ever told us what reality they used talk about tehy always said reality is different use linux then u will know the reality .... but when confronted with the question as to what reality they just ignored the post
Yes he is! His face must've gone purple angry looking at the Google vs. Vista search thing, prompting him to post this.faraaz said:That's the reality?? Then Zeeshan bhai has gone nuts...
QwertyManiac said:That Google can do, and about why it must be completely replaced is a user's desire. If he finds Google Desktop Search much more worthy than the Vista's default (In near future, if not now), he must be able to replace the entire thing in order to boost his own productivity.
But no, Microsoft will always claim that they are one of the oldest in searching software and they refuse to budge. Why must I, being an example user, always start the software to search when there is a way I can ask it to integrate into the whole OS? I mean, its okay Vista has its search all the way and everywhere in Explorer, but why did it lock it there? That's bad.
And besides, if people want to have a fair and competitive computing environment, Winblows is the last place to look for it!
I'd like to see it, as I already asked. And I don't want a seperate application, I want it in Explorer. Google's more smarter than you to integrate ads into the programs. If you search, then yes, it does show unobtrusive ads, not unless.gx_saurav said:Where did MS locked it? Have you seen the available API at MSDN. You can make your own application & integrate the search box in it.
QwertyManiac said:I'd like to see it, as I already asked. And I don't want a seperate application, I want it in Explorer.
The question here is.. Will microsoft play sport with that? Or would they accuse google of "reverse engineering"?gx_saurav said:Guess what, Windows Explorer & Start bar already have inbuilt search.
If Google follows the Windows Search API they can compleately replace the existing search in Vista with there own GDS. All they have to do is to give a call to the indexing service to use google's index database instead of Windows index database. Now after this when you search Explorer will not use the Windows search index but instead it will use GDS Search Index.
The meaning of Search box integrateable in any application is that suppose you make QwertyAmp (sorry couldn't think of something else ) with Search box integrated then from the app itself you can search the whole computer for some song or video.
If Google uses the documented methods for Windows which do not make Windows unstable, then Microsoft has no problems. GDS will run on top of Windows without interfering with the core services.The question here is.. Will microsoft play sport with that? Or would they accuse google of "reverse engineering"?
I know they do, but if I can get Google Desktop to search Online as well as Offline through Explorer, it'd be awesome and not just Desktop
this is the realityfaraaz said:I don't mind using XP now and then, but that's only when I feel like playing Neverwinter Nights, NFS MW, NFS Carbon and STALKER. Trust me, if I could get these and future game titles to work on Linux I wouldn't bother.
arre yaar it's nothin personal , everything's fair in "Win vs Lin vs Mac threads" , outside thread's it's like nothin happened .faraaz said:PPS: Why you taking it so personally man?
Harsh , that's what i meant , i didn't say linux couldn't do that , i said you have to figure out how to do that . u figured that a long time ago , faraaz didn'tQwertyManiac said:GnoKii works fine here, so does KMobileTools. I can do all that Nokia PC suite does
ExactlyiMav said:now ms is being bashed for embedding tis own feature in its own product ... whats happened to ur senses ppl ... bashing some thing is 1 thing but talking ridiculous stuff is another ... Vista is Ms's product they have the right to put what ever they want to as long as it is not violating any patents or laws