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[isthisthingon]

One day into using Windows 7 full time and honestly, it's pretty damn impressive.  Now that I've actually purchased my OS, I feel it's almost my duty to use the hell out of it   Of course I get to play my games, which is rarely ever these days, and also learn a new tool in my field.  But since I feel like this is a "should" then it might as well be a "get to" 

Love Ubuntu.  Every single click of my mouse in that OS feels like I'm part of something good that others throughout the world can experience too.  But when it comes to smooth, pretty, fast and fun, Win7 and OS X are king and queen, respectively 

Oh yeah and having a built in database of every driver in the universe?  Give that guy a promotion.  Although I'm 32-bit right now, I just came back from Central Computer (awesome store) drooling and envisioning my next PC creation.  It's in the 32GB of RAM, 26 inch Asus LCD world.  64 bit that is   Trouble with your 64-bit drivers?   Nah I'm just fine thanks.  Anyway, I think 32GB of DDR3 1600s sounds delicious. 

[nutballs]

welcome to the real world neo.

[isthisthingon]

welcome to the real world neo.

Sweet!  I always thought the "real" world was filled with Cream of Wheat meals and hopelessly resisting the machine with boring Emos.  Thank Christ the steak is real and right to wolf down 

[perkiset]

I'm looking forward to upgrading WAY too many XP and Vista systems to 7 and server 2008. I think that combo is gonna make me happy.

Although I'll bet it winds up making Nuts considerably happier 

[nutballs]

you have no idea... lol

[kurdt]

All I can say about Win7 after using it in VMWare for few months is that it's way better than Vista but still suffers from weird logic in usability that makes it little less faster than XP to use. The problem still in Windows 7 is that it offers too many choices to do something unimportant by hiding important functions. OSX ain't better in many cases but at least there's usually only one way to do something and I get the job done.