Microsoft outlines Windows 7 RC changes

No new features?: As someone who is a developer, most of those sounded like features to me. In general there are three classes of work items: (1) Bug fixes, (2) Features, (3) Cleanup.

These items seem to squarely fall into the feature camp. Not large features, but they are features that I would track and have project managed as features, and would require the same procedures to checkin (spec, test plan, etc...). Why do you say they are not features?; Posted by: DevStar Posted on: 02/26/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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No new features? DevStar | 02/26/09

Maybe so... Alan Burns | 02/26/09

Just checked... DevJonny | 02/27/09

*facepalm* Sleeper Service | 02/27/09

Well. Average-IT-Guy | 02/27/09

I'll be waiting too rcfoulk@... | 02/27/09

Not really thoughtful rcfoulk@... | 02/27/09

No one will wait for you dougbeer | 02/27/09

Keep waiting... magius | 02/27/09

I will get a W7 box Spats30 | 02/27/09

More Windows 7 Changes? lmenningen | 02/27/09

Niiiiccccccceeeee gcambull | 02/28/09

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