QOTD: Will You Be Running Win 7 Tomorrow?

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Only if it's free, I aint payin for it. Not gonna drop a few hundred $$ on Windoze7 that still doesn't give you anything out of the box other than web surfing or doing email. I can do that right now for free and safer with LINUX yar!! :) So nope don't plan on installing it unless I get it for free.
 
Running RC 1 on 2 PC's, and I have a retail copy running on a 3rd. (House Party)
 
Pre ordered it. Can't wait to fully utilize all my 6GB RAM in my i7 920 based Asus P6T Deluxe V2 (X58) system. I was running the Win7-64bit RC in dual-boot with Win XP Pro but did run into hard crash when I connected an eSATA drive while in Win7 and it crashed (not even a BSOD). Hopefully, Asus' latest drivers will resolve the issue. Haven't had the time to install and test. So, XP has been my primary and I will start to transfer/migrate to Win7 over the next couple of months.
 
Already on my machine. Had XP previously.
So far, very happy with Win7 x64. A bit unstable at first due to, i believe, either x64 or old opteron 200 series. But after an Win auto-update (amd component), everything is great.
 
[citation][nom]omnimodis78[/nom]Dude, no offense, really, but I don't get this at all. Vista may work fine for you, but Vista is not a good OS, though Windows 7 redeems it nicely. As for waiting a week, or a month, or even a year, is totally silly. I've been running Windows 7 for 2 months now without any of the problems I encounter regularly with Vista. So yes, upgrading to 7 is a smart move for most, and while you may choose not to do so yet, don't take comfort in your reasoning because it is flawed.[/citation]

My reasoning is that I have a product that works perfectly well for what I use it for. I didn't buy Vista when it came out because I had a perfectly good copy of XP. Now I have a copy of Vista that works perfectly fine and see no reason to buy 7. By your reasoning, I should get rid of my iPhone 3g because there's now a 3gs or upgrade my 8800gt to a 5800 series even though it works great in any game I play. I'm sorry my 'flawed reasoning' causes me to not jump on the bandwagon of everything that's new day 1.
 
[citation][nom]bbtim[/nom]Sadly Amazon does not ship out until the 22nd. Won't be running it until the 26th/27th.[/citation]
Actually they are shipping it so that it'll arrive on the 22nd.

I ordered mine through Amazon when they first started taking Pre-Orders and they shipped it out yesturday via UPS Ground, it's scheduled to arrive tomorrow.

Then again, I'm already running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit RTM from TechNet
 
Not tomorrow!
I'll probably wait 'till the prices fall a bit!
If I buy a pc in the near future, it would have win7 on it anyways.
 
I am an MSDN subscriber.

I was running Vista x64 for quite some time. Now runing Win7 Ultimate x64 6.1.7600 RTM. Feels more like a service pack than a new release. Then again, the Winver is absolutely a reflection/parallel to Windows 2000 to XP (5.0 to 5.1). This service pach reference I make is akin to XP SP2's added features.

That said, it had its places where it seems to shine compared to Vista. I rarely had problems with Vista, and when I did, the probably turned out to be hardware failure. There are also some growing pains that the coming months will probably cure (with 3rd party software).
I have lost no data, but I do not actually keep anything I need on this machine.
 
No. Of course not. First i want to see the mass effect and the problems that will arise.
As i do remember very well (unfortunatelly) that Vista RC was innovative and after the mass distribution it became clear that was a fiasco.
 
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