I will be going from Vista to Win7, but I don't mind the app install thing, most of my games are from Steam [and I'll be in dorm when Win7 is released, so epic speeds will occur :D] Besides that, I have a lot of crap on my Vista side that I don't use any more, or have forgotten about; what a great opportunity to just…

@TheOtherHalf: 64-bit works [running Win7 x64 for quite a while now]. Flash works as well.

I usually wake up and check here, gizmodo, engadget, my social network pages. Then I grab breakfast and read the articles I left opened in tabs while I eat. Then head off to class. If nothings interesting, then I'm staring at the morning news.

You know, I'd like to see the tab preview thing in action, but it doesn't want to work in my Namoroka install.

I'd like to use RainMeter, but sadly, the Windows 7 Evaluation copy message gets in the way. Has anyone been able to remove that?

I've used it to run some apps that I was pissed off to find didn't work in Vista and still no in Win7, thankfully for the Virtual XP I could run it perfectly.

@CaptPicard: You can make your own themes, you just gotta know some little things. [like how to use the exe for chrome to pack a crx file, and how to work what goes in the crx file]

woo, png's and a color values, but are we able to change the buttons and tabs png's? That'd make me want to do it and even jump into it a little.

VOTE: Adium (MAC)

I never really found mouse gestures to work for me. I've got back and forward controls on my mouse, and I've got my hand on the keyboard for other shortcuts. Eh, I guess it'll make Opera and Firegesture users take a temporary or full-fledged jump.

I've used the Windows Live Mail for a while; then I got a GMail account, loved both. I put both into Postbox and love it. I only have Postbox on my desktop though, when I'm on my laptops, I just use their wonderful web-interfaces.