Re: Windows 7 Beta
I've had Windows 7 64bit running for the past couple days, and there's no way I can be happier. It's sleek, stable, FAST, and overall really tidy. The new taskbar grouping is extremely helpful, especially for people like me who do a lot of music/art type projects and require multiples windows and folders up at all times. Dreamscene is way more fun than it should be. Aero Peek is super helpful, and Aero Shake is just plain fun.
Did I mention it supported all of my hardware and software from XP 32bit? In fact, I plugged in some new stuff that doesn't even have Vista drivers and it installed on its own, working flawlessly.
Before you go on and on about how much a new OS sucks, make sure your computer actually has the power to run it smoothly, not to mention you should really sit down and mess with it. I've liked it phenomenally over Vista (not to say Vista was bad, at least, 64bit) and am looking forward to having it for the next couple years until Windows 8 comes out.
I've had Windows 7 64bit running for the past couple days, and there's no way I can be happier. It's sleek, stable, FAST, and overall really tidy. The new taskbar grouping is extremely helpful, especially for people like me who do a lot of music/art type projects and require multiples windows and folders up at all times. Dreamscene is way more fun than it should be. Aero Peek is super helpful, and Aero Shake is just plain fun.
Did I mention it supported all of my hardware and software from XP 32bit? In fact, I plugged in some new stuff that doesn't even have Vista drivers and it installed on its own, working flawlessly.
Before you go on and on about how much a new OS sucks, make sure your computer actually has the power to run it smoothly, not to mention you should really sit down and mess with it. I've liked it phenomenally over Vista (not to say Vista was bad, at least, 64bit) and am looking forward to having it for the next couple years until Windows 8 comes out.
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