Two Windows 7 Themes Go Live
If you compare the dedication that Microsoft puts into providing Windows 7 users with new personalization options to those of previous Windows operating system efforts you will notice that the Redmond company seems to have changed its agenda considerably.
Windows XP and Windows Vista users both received less than a dozen official themes since their release. Windows 7 users on the other hand are constantly bombarded with new themes and wallpapers that Microsoft publishes in the Windows Personalization Gallery.
This can be attributed partly to the theme engine changes in Windows 7 which make it easier to produce and distribute themes but also to the change in strategy.
If you compare the dedication that Microsoft puts into providing Windows 7 users with new personalization options to those of previous Windows operating system efforts you will notice that the Redmond company seems to have changed its agenda considerably.
Windows XP and Windows Vista users both received less than a dozen official themes since their release. Windows 7 users on the other hand are constantly bombarded with new themes and wallpapers that Microsoft publishes in the Windows Personalization Gallery.
This can be attributed partly to the theme engine changes in Windows 7 which make it easier to produce and distribute themes but also to the change in strategy.
