Last week the Windows Client team launched shell: revealed, a new blog covering their work on the core user interface of Windows.  Which has definitely become a hot topic with the advent of Windows Vista upon us.

The home page is interesting as any home page that tries to bubble up a lot of content is (I especially like the Recent Interviews links that point to Channel 9), but if you dig down to the actually Shell Blog you can see they already have a number of interesting posts.  Vinny Pasceri has an interesting post setting the record straight in Windows UI terminology and Ed Averett talks about managing your default applications, something I still have troubles with.  I know I've run the Set Programs Access and Defaults program without effect before, or maybe not all applications adhere to the program, hmm... anyways looking foward to user-based defaults in Windows Vista.