I've been messing with Windows 7 since the beta, and my wife has the Ultimate edition installed on her laptop (having replaced Vista, for the most part). Most people agree: Windows 7 is good. But really, when faced with the following choices, how could Windows 7 NOT succeed?Windows XP, a decade-old platform that's been patched to hellVista, a chubby three-year-old toddler replete with nagging, resource-hogging character flawsWindows 7, the shiny hotness built after pay-to-participate beta testers shook out Vista's worst ...
I've been messing with Windows 7 since the beta, and my wife has the Ultimate edition installed on her laptop (having replaced Vista, for the most part).
Most people agree: Windows 7 is good. But really, when faced with the following choices, how could Windows 7 NOT succeed?
- Windows XP, a decade-old platform that's been patched to hell
- Vista, a chubby three-year-old toddler replete with nagging, resource-hogging character flaws
- Windows 7, the shiny hotness built after pay-to-participate beta testers shook out Vista's worst features and bugs over the course of 3 years
(this post is loosely based on an IM conversation with another friend of mine in the financial IT sector)
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