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Windows VISTA SP1 RC
L'ho installato ieri per vedere se erano stati corretti i 3 bachetti che avevo trovato.
Che delusione: neppure uno.
1) Icona di un collegamento ad un programma DOS nella barra di avvio veloce. Potete cambiarla come volete, ma vi presenta sempre un'anonima pagina bianca. Meno male che ne ho uno solo...
2) Rinomina dell'estensione di un documento (es. da .doc a .txt) se per confermare cliccate col mouse da un'altra parte, poi il cursore rimane agganciato al riquadro di selezione. Solo un'inestetismo, ma...
3) Taglia ed incolla di alcune cartelle da un percorso ad un altro dove esiste già la stessa struttura. La cartella sorgente non viene rimossa. Vi tocca farlo poi a mano.
Sì, lo so: sono cose marginali.
E persiste anche un bug di funzionamento (documentato con il programmino in formato sorgente e compilato scaricabile da: http://digilander.libero.it/romanoscuri/SpinCtrlBug.zip)