@DangerousLiberal: have you not been reading any of the win7 posts on this board? It is a solid, complete OS that just happens isn't being sold yet.

I'll just stick to the win7 taskbar

@m-unit: There is already a Wave app and Android app for Wave.

@MC Double Def DP: Ick, how can you stick with XP? The taskbar is half the functionality of Windows 7. Probably more of a quarter

See a lot of people arent getting that the majority of people don't mind paying for Hulu. It is a great service that does a lot.

@mexman: not everyone wants stuff the same way, so all those harvard mba's have to come up with something that will compel to the majority to make money.

@miquonranger03: But no one knew it existed, or cared.

@Digitallysick: thats what I'm thinking with the "accessibility improvements"

I might have to get that subscription to Horse Illustrated lol

I used to use MP3Tag before Zune's tagging system came up to snuff. Now I just use Zune.

@Zaitzev: Yeah it's a feature called aero shake. I forgot about it until just now. Thanks for reminding me!

@yagameister: The difference is millions of people are using Windows 7 before the launch and it is pretty much unanimous breathless applause for it. Lighter and just better than Vista, and I am a Vista lover.

@EnzoFX: pretty much the only thing better about the OS X dock compared to the Windows 7 taskbar

@Darkmatter91: I really dont see why you expected them to just GIVE you XP. No matter what Virtual Machine you try to use, you HAVE TO HAVE the OS to use in it. I don't see why you expect special treatment because it is MS.

@Condalmo: stupid people are so annoying, i swear

@SinisterBark: your loss

@ShankhamalaEleusis: it is the same as Vista (which is a solid OS) the only difference is that they cleaned up the code and made a few UI changes

@RaymondKoliyat: Correction, Win7 and Vista do more than XP does, and it does it better. Win7, while in beta, is still most secure structurally and virus wise than XP.

@tok3ninja: What he said, it uses a sandbox method, so there are security holes in Chrome, but hard to exploit them.

@Matthew James Moran: why would anyone use OpenOffice?!?!