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Are you going for Windows 7 when it is out ?
What do you think about Windows 7? Will it be successful like Windows XP or will it be something like Vista? Or something apart form both ??????
Why are you moving to Windows 7 from your current OS ?
Why are you moving to Windows 7 from your current OS ?
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I am currently running Windows 7 and can say it is the best version of windows I have run since Windows 2000. The fact that everything just works, it is easy to use, and security is far superior to previous versions of windows are all reasons I have been using and will continue to use Windows 7. Unlike Vista I have yet to have a compatibility issue and unlike XP the operating system doesn't look like it was made by mattel.
When Windows 7 is released I really suggest everyone consider it!
If you are a student you can even get the upgrade for only $30 at http://www.win741.com/
When Windows 7 is released I really suggest everyone consider it!
If you are a student you can even get the upgrade for only $30 at http://www.win741.com/
voted helpful: legendkiller, stanar
Depends on how much the upgrade will cost and if it takes too much RAM. I guess on my netbook it won't be practical.
I've actually found that Windows 7 runs on older systems with little ram (replaced XP on a netbook with 1gig of ram and found an obvious increase in speed)
I'm not planning on upgrading ANY of my winxp machines to windows 7. I really don't think it will be worth it from a cost/benefit perspective.
On the other hand any new hardware I buy is likely to come with Win7 and thats how I'll end up making the transition.
On the other hand any new hardware I buy is likely to come with Win7 and thats how I'll end up making the transition.
Nah. I'm done with Windows, I believe. I switched over to Linux to avoid Trojans, Spyware and costly programs. I could not be happier. Things just work. And because it's open source, every single program or application available for any Linux OS is absolutely * free *. How can you beat that?
Check out the testimonials below, from those who RUN Linux! :)
Check out the testimonials below, from those who RUN Linux! :)
voted helpful: ghanan20003000, andrew44232
Linux is a great way to go, I personally love my Ubuntu box and always have a CD with linux on it that I can boot to if needed.
The only problem is Linux still is not ready for the every day user ( though it is certainly close)
The only problem is Linux still is not ready for the every day user ( though it is certainly close)
From what I understand Windows 7 is a mix between Vista and XP...it takes the best pieces from each and combines them...So I will definetly be getting it! And hopefully a new computer too :)
Its great. Like Vista its twice as stable as XP you can go a week or two without reboots.
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I have been using the beta and RC (32 and 64 bit versions) and is great. I also signed up to host a house party for windows 7 launch and I got the signature edition of W7U.
http://www.mahalo.com/answers/technology-and-internet/is-anyone-hosting-a-windows-7-launch-party-house-party