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You might be right that the more we use it, the better we understand and accept it. new stuffs require time to adapt
Regards,
unruledboy_at_gmail_dot_com
http://www.xnlab.com
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Collin Jasnoch wrote: which IMO is good. 2010 had lots of glamour and distractions.
Disagree. I daresay I will get used to VS 2012 when I get round to using it but I found nothing wrong with colour and "distractions" in VS 2010.
Kevin
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But suppose I don't find it distracting in the first place?
Kevin
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That's why when in comes to Win32 I still want to use VS 6.0.
in another thousand years we'll be machines or gods█
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I didn't know that VS03 had black and white themes, and I used it quite a bit.
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We can't afford to use stuff with bugs in, so we always wait a year or so till the patches start coming...
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I agree. I usually wait 6 months to a year after it becomes a product to even consider switching. This was very good because the released version of Visual Studio 2010 has an optimizer bug that prevented our code from running. SP1 fixed that but if we upgraded before then we would have had to downgrade to continue working.
John
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seems that VS2012 is much faster and light on system resources than the previous VS2010.
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That is welcome news.
God is REAL unless declared int
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Yes, that's my impression as well
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Yes, because now i can open 4 instance of VS2012 without greeting memory full.
Even if you are VS2012 using emulator is does not slow down system as it used to happen in VS2010.
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That wouldn't be difficult! It still seems more sluggish than VS2008, though.
Anna
Tech Blog | Visual Lint
"Why would anyone prefer to wield a weapon that takes both hands at once, when they could use a lighter (and obviously superior) weapon that allows you to wield multiple ones at a time, and thus supports multi-paradigm carnage?"
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I agree. Visual Studio 2012 is much better than 2010 in this area. My main issue is that VS 2012 does not support anymore VS 2012 setup projects (and InstallShield Limited Edition does not works as well).
Philippe Mori
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Unfortunately I am still lead to believe it has no ARM support inherently and so we are tied to an earlier version of VS. Please correct me if I am wrong on this.
James Binary Warrior.
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I need to deploy and program for windows Mobile device that run from a base of windows CE 5.
they seemed to remove support for this in VS2010.
James Binary Warrior.
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My chair offers enough arm support for me...
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Painless experience and love the Dark Theme.
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We are about to upgrade to 2010 so I expect we will in about 2-3 years time
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Same here, as far as I know. We will probably move eventually, but there is no reason to rush.
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Same for us... we will a year or two
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