I Am Not A Geek have thrown up their preview of Windows XP Service Pack 2 Release Candidate 1.
Windows XP SP2 should only be a couple months away from public release. The first release candidate was released on March 17, nearly a month after the previous build. The current build is 2092 which I am using today. I personally expect RC2 to be released in about another month followed by the finished product another month after that.
Alot of little things have changed. Most of the people around this site that I've talked to simply say I don't like it and uninstall it rather quickly. This is something that you most likely won't like at first, but it grows on ya over time. The more I use it the more I like it! On top of what I've found just by using it I read alot of Microsoft's 200 page document and gave a report here. You'll want to read that article after you've read this one.
Microsoft is putting the finishing touches on everything now that it's reached a release candidate stage. I'm writing this preview because all of the other previews out there have become rather dated from Microsoft working on things for several months. The features covered here are alot closer to the final product.
Windows XP SP2 RC1 Preview
Windows XP SP2 should only be a couple months away from public release. The first release candidate was released on March 17, nearly a month after the previous build. The current build is 2092 which I am using today. I personally expect RC2 to be released in about another month followed by the finished product another month after that.
Alot of little things have changed. Most of the people around this site that I've talked to simply say I don't like it and uninstall it rather quickly. This is something that you most likely won't like at first, but it grows on ya over time. The more I use it the more I like it! On top of what I've found just by using it I read alot of Microsoft's 200 page document and gave a report here. You'll want to read that article after you've read this one.
Microsoft is putting the finishing touches on everything now that it's reached a release candidate stage. I'm writing this preview because all of the other previews out there have become rather dated from Microsoft working on things for several months. The features covered here are alot closer to the final product.
Windows XP SP2 RC1 Preview
