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The thread discusses the appearance of the Windows 7 splash screen, with the original poster expressing a preference for the round orb from Vista over the "squarish" spinning orbs seen in Windows 7. Participants clarify that the spinning orbs are not actually the start orb, but the Windows logo, which is square-shaped, leading to some confusion. The overall sentiment is that the design is a minor detail, with some users appreciating the new look as a progression for Microsoft.
The thread discusses the appearance of the Windows 7 splash screen, with the original poster expressing a preference for the round orb from Vista over the "squarish" spinning orbs seen in Windows 7. Participants clarify that the spinning orbs are not actually the start orb, but the Windows logo, which is square-shaped, leading to some confusion. The overall sentiment is that the design is a minor detail, with some users appreciating the new look as a progression for Microsoft.
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Jordan
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Let MS know about this perhaps they will change it !
Radenight
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I also would like to know how you think the orb is squarish?? And I really don't know why you don't just change it to small icons.. that makes it look more like XP and Vista and makes the orb exactly like the one in Vista.. I really am not seeing what you guys are talking about when you say it looks so much different than Vista's... and as stated it's a very minor detail that doesn't even affect how the OS performs..
An orb is much better than "start" in my opinion matter what it looks like...
Well actually that is not the orb. That is the windows logo which is the flag which flags are usually squarish.
I prefer an "orbish" flag then