10-13-2009, 11:28 AM
I'm really liking Windows 7 so far. Its fast, it doesn't seem to hog memory and the UI updates seem to be actual improvements to usability and interface-use speed instead of just window dressing. So far, every old program I have is working with the exception of one strange linker error I'm seeing when building old VC++ projects in VS 2008. All my other favorite software and utilities from compressions software to VMWare are working fine. I really can't believe that, so far, my only compatibility problem (that linker problem) is with a Microsoft product. So all and all, I'm real pleased.
Does anyone else have any more experience with the OS now? Are you liking it?
PS I do have a non-Windows 7 complaint which was that MS left Windows XP x64 users high and dry in terms of an upgrade path, but oh well. That's in the past now that I'm freshly installed.
Does anyone else have any more experience with the OS now? Are you liking it?
PS I do have a non-Windows 7 complaint which was that MS left Windows XP x64 users high and dry in terms of an upgrade path, but oh well. That's in the past now that I'm freshly installed.
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