@Mashtooth: Nope, mine transitions smoothly between the backgrounds on both my desktop and notebook.

I have an MSDNAA account, but Windows 7 is posted yet so I am waiting for it to be posted.

@Yansky: LOL!

Wow...that is an awesome looking theme!

Pretty cool, I wonder if it will be available for other platforms.

Too much when you can get Thunderbird 3.0 and Spicebird for free!

@motang: Ah forgot to mention Dropbox is available for Ubuntu/Linux as well. I use it daily. :)

As for #1 it is being worked on. It is called Ubuntu Software Store (was known as AppCenter when it was worked on). It will showup in Ubuntu 9.10 and eventually will integrate Update manager, Synaptic, Add and Remove, GDebi in next couple of releases.

Awesome, just got myself a song from Utada Hikaru!

Got it running on my Ubuntu systems, love it!

Good, now all we need is Disney and Universal! This type to this is long over due! I use Amazon for MP3s and would like to use something like this for my movie fix!

Very cool, Opera 10 is very good. I am liking it very much.

I see many peeps on the internet stating how Apple is hypocritical if they did include an anti-malware in Snow Leopard, all I have to say to that it, if there are more and more people who have OS X running now they it's in Apple's best interest to have this built in, and I am no OS X user just to let you know.

Good addition, and a welcomed one!

LOL! I love the Dreamcast...one of my favorite systems.

Both, I am waiting for it show up on MSDN, as for some reason it hasn't on my account just yet.

I used to use Media Player Classic when I was using Win XP, but since moving over to Ubuntu full time for years now I have been using Totem and VLC on occasions (which I use VLC on Win XP as well on occasions as well).

I heard of this but still waiting for us chumps in the US to have access to use it.

Wow awesome!

I opted in to test out the beta, and it looks much better than before. I like it.