I am excited for windows 7. I have been playing with it on my mac using boot camp since it first was released as beta and I think its the best windows OS there is. I really like Aero Snap and the "quick look" from the task bar. Actually wouldnt mind those features on the mac. I current favorite mac feature has to be active corners since I often need to see my desktop quickly when I have multiple windows open. love it.
very good. I enjoyed this post....the dreaded windows error messages. maybe the world will turn mac or maybe windows will make a good operating system. windows 7?
I really enjoyed this review! I am going to link to it on my tech blog (http://tech4eleven.com). It is very interesting. But I have to disagree with your winner for "Uninstall." Mac makes it too easy- just throw it away by dragging it into the trash or click on it and press cmd+delete. Or use AppCleaner to do even a better job.
That's way more simple then pressing start>control panel> search for the app> then press uninstall and go through all the prompts.
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