Instead the theme throughout this article will be that Microsoft used some of Mac OS X's features as inspiration for particular Windows XP components. You can't blame Microsoft for wanting to replicate some of Apple's ideas. XP is available to order through the Windows XP Preview Program. You're familiar with Aqua, Mac OS X's interface. Similar to Mac OS X, Microsoft is selling Windows XP in a completely redesigned interface named Luna.
Oversized icons seem to be the new trend in user interface, and both designs are surprisingly blue.
Creating such programs as iMovie and iTunes was an intelligent move for Apple, and according to popular rumors, there are more such programs in the works. Music is hard to work with. It's hard to have a play list. Multiple Users When reading more about Windows XP on Microsoft's web site , I came across a screenshot of the Welcome Screen. Windows XP makes it easy to create individual accounts for everyone who uses your computer.