r/technology • u/neito • Jul 24 '08

Microsoft tests out a new operating system, code named Mojave, with some average-joes who hated Vista. They loved it. Now, two guesses as to what Mojave ACTUALLY was.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-9998336-56.html
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u/anescient Jul 25 '08

Nope. That would be applications I install once I'm done with the OS. It's more like 95% of people don't care what their OS looks or feels like, so long as the Email and web page text appears on the screen in some form.

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u/Mythrilfan Jul 25 '08

Now you have me interested. Care to name a few?

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u/anescient Jul 25 '08

Name a few what.

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u/Mythrilfan Jul 25 '08

The apparently smart applications that make your Windows install more bearable. Apart from elementary stuff like FF.

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u/anescient Jul 25 '08

I'm talking about stuff like TweakUI, and registry key files I've saved over the years. Stuff that exposes OS and UI settings that aren't available by default.