Ewwww why would anyone want to use that broken and stupid 2003 interface? Why can't people learn how to use new stuff, it really isnt that hard if you TRY TO LEARN

@MeganHaoiet: Microsoft does this for everything else. Why dont people just try and learn how to use new stuff?

@ComputerCarl: doesnt stop OpenOffice from sucking and being an inferior producst and UI

@Joseph Michael Chadwick:Well tell us how you really feel.

Google Maps all the way. I love everything about it, and because it is Google, I naturally use it.

i was totally using that Win7 theme up until today.

@JD Martin: ewwwww

@Jonathan Bourne: I find Digsby to be of better quality and far prettier than Pidgin. Especially once you customize the UI to your liking.

Wow, this is seriously cool. Windows 7 just gets better and better everyday

@ipod-Therefore-iam: i havent had any bug problems with win7 and all the programs i wanted installed on it.

@ethanthekiwi: i had a aero problem when i first got it. aero was off.

@jkrell: I love my Vista too, but I see this as a huge improvement over Vista in some areas. It really wont be that different. I guess the only true big change is the libraries and the taskbar.

@Smok3y: I doubt they will wait that long. Seeing how they are on the west coast, probably wont come out till like 3 o clock central time. Which would suck

After reading that, I am super hyped up and can't wait. I am thinking a 12 o clock release is in the works?

@rainbowsky: YAY!

@brutaluser: You mean Vista being awesome? That logic doesnt work

@EVEs_Mako: I have 2GB of ram and I get click, action, click action.

@christophski: Mac OS X requires about the same.

@wewillchange: It actually pretty much is Vista though. Really all they did was clean up the Vista code, added and changed a few things, and tweaked the UI a little more. It is what Vista should have been.

@needlegun: Or it could be that Windows 7 is coming out around that time, and customers will have bought a Vista machine when they could have gotten a Windows 7 machine. So to appease customers, they are giving you a free upgrade. Seriously, common sense.