• Nikon RAW Codec for Windows Vista updated to support D3, D300
  A new version of the NEF plug-in for 32-bit versions of Windows Vista, has been updated to support RAW files captured with the D3 and D300.
  (tags: RAW Nikon Codec )
• The happiest Vista customers: Mac users?
  Ten percent of all new Vista licenses are sold to Macintosh owners, and they tend to be more satisfied with Vista than the average customer.
  (tags: Apple )

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A new version of the NEF plug-in for 32-bit versions of Windows Vista, has been updated to support RAW files captured with the D3 and D300. (more…)

Ten percent of all new Vista licenses are sold to Macintosh owners, and they tend to be more satisfied with Vista than the average customer. (more…)

After you update a storage device driver on a computer that is running Windows Vista, you may experience one or more of the following symptoms:

• You are prompted to reactivate Windows Vista.
• You experience reduced functionality in some components, such as Windows Media Player or Windows Media Center.

When you try to save a file in a Microsoft Office program on a Windows Vista-based computer, the save operation may fail. Additionally, a new 0-byte destination file may be generated.

This issue may occur if the following conditions are true:

• The client-side caching (CSC) feature is enabled.
• A program is monitoring the files or folders on the computer.

Ed Bott points out that most Vista startup issues are hardware based, or more likely third-party software based, and all are fixable if you know what you’re doing. He also points out that Vista doesn’t have a monopoly on problems, OS X has them as well. (more…)

I suppose if your job is browsing for files and programs, this might be true. Otherwise, it seems a bit of a stretch. Supossedly I’ve saved over 90 hours so far! (more…)

For those of you that run both Mac and PC, this may save you some ‘oh yea, wrong side’ mouse movement, though it appears not to work with all programs. (more…)

A Linux site with some of those familiar ‘Windows Vista Capable’ stickers, but with a decidedly anti-Vista twist. They even include one for Mac OS X, which is curious since over 95% of the computers on the planet truely are incapable of running it. (more…)

• 4sysops – Windows XP SP3 performance boost?
  Michael makes a good comparison between XP and Vista to explain why the latest performance measurements of Vista SP1 may not be worth considering.
  (tags: SP1 Beta Performance )
• TechBlog: Got them cosmic Windows Vista activation blues, mama
  Seems activation may be something you’ll have to deal with more if you run Vista in a VM.
  (tags: Activation Apple Virtualization )