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{{Infobox|title=Windows Vista|above=|subheader=|image=[[File:Vista (transparent).png|128px]]|caption=Windows Vista's logo|header1=|label1=Released|data1=2007}}
{{Infobox|title=Windows Vista|above=|subheader=|image=[[File:Vista (transparent).png|128px]]|caption=Windows Vista's logo|header1=|label1:=Released|data1=2007}}
'''Windows Vista''' is an operating system created in 2007 by Microsoft, designed to be the successor to [[Windows XP]]. It introduced Windows Aero (short for Authentic, Energetic, Reflective, and Open){{Citation needed}}, a set of interface and design guidelines based around the glass (to take advantage of desktop composition technology Microsoft developed for computers with good graphics cards), into the Windows ecosystem. Windows Vista has been negatively reviewed by most people. Its internal codename was Longhorn, but in 2006, its final name, Vista, was what the OS was called from then on. It was known to be quite unstable, and very few PCs could actually run it at the time. This caused Microsoft to rush out Windows 7, which was what Vista should have been.
'''Windows Vista''' is an operating system created in 2007 by Microsoft, designed to be the successor to [[Windows XP]]. It introduced Windows Aero (short for Authentic, Energetic, Reflective, and Open){{Citation needed}}, a set of interface and design guidelines based around the glass (to take advantage of desktop composition technology Microsoft developed for computers with good graphics cards), into the Windows ecosystem. Windows Vista has been negatively reviewed by most people. Its internal codename was Longhorn, but in 2006, its final name, Vista, was what the OS was called from then on. It was known to be quite unstable, and very few PCs could actually run it at the time. This caused Microsoft to rush out Windows 7, which was what Vista should have been.
