When the corona is over, where is the first place you want to go to?
I can't decide because there are too many.Joanna reporter, who is familiar with the Gizmodo editorial department's game -based terminal review, seems to be thinking about the "Windows XP Hill" now.Windows XP's default wall (top image) exists.The following is an essay article by Joanna reporter who wants to go to the XP hill.It's a bit emo.
I sometimes remember that iconic wallpaper (meadow image) of Windows XP.If you look at related articles and videos on SNS, you will feel happy.The other day, I saw this article on SFGATE and imagined that I laid down on a soft turf and stroked my cheeks with happy memories.In the sky you look up, the clouds make a Windows logo, and the scenery is just like this melody.
The Windows XP wallpaper image was taken by a photographer Charles Olia, a certain hill in the Sonoma group of California.In 1996, Mr. Olea registered this photo as a stock image service that helped launch.A few years later, this stock image service was acquired by another stock image service, which was a Microsoft purveyor service.Through such a connection and background, Oreer sold the permanent use of the image to Microsoft and became that XP background image.
When you think of the XP hill with a beautiful blue sky and a beautiful grassland, two memories are revived in my heart. First of all, you can spread Fujitsu's laptops on your knees at the airport, talk with your friends across your mobile phone on your left ear and shoulder, while manipulating a small mouse on the armrest of the airport chair. I remember talking with a game friend of "STAR WARS GALAXIES" about going to drink with a planet Naboo. What I remember from this scenery is that the first Win XP device I used was Fujitsu. A terminal that survived a college life for four years after receiving a high school graduation celebration. During the summer vacation before going to college, I was absorbed in "STAR WARS GALAXIES". I was so excited that I played even during the waiting time at the airport. I woke up in the morning and played the game first, and before going to the part -time job, I was so addicted that I had a macro up so that I could level up. It is a fun daily memory before being pursued by various things as an adult.
The next thing I remember is that Windows XP was my father's favorite OS.XP was the OS that Microsoft first created both the business and consumer market, and my father, a computer engineer, loved this.The only thing I didn't like was the start bar design.I miss the coloring that matches the grassland looks like a color clay.Other than this design, I really liked everything.
If you have a feeling of the XP grassland, you may have decided to visit the actual hill once.It's especially true for people living in California like me.By the way, I've never been to it before, but I found out the exact location in the SFGATE article, so I wonder if I should go.It would be a lie if you wouldn't be a little geeky curiosity to go to the default wallpaper of the OS with your college days, but the real reason you want to go is our father.
My father has already passed away, but there was a will to keep the ashes in the sea.So he rented a boat with his family and mourned ashes in a place in the Pacific Ocean as his father wishes.Boat rental is not cheap, and we did the same as the funeral fee.It's good because it's a funeral ceremony, but the problem is that the boat rental is high if you want to go to that place with ashes to mourn your father.If you want to remember your father in a specific place, as you remember the deceased in front of the grave, you can't do a boat rental each time, so I hope there is a suitable place somewhere.So that grassland.It is a Windows XP hill.
I wonder if I really want to go to that grassland.As a special place between me and my father, I don't think that hill is bad.
