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I'm using Windows7, and they are my ideas.

That was quite original. Keep it up, if you can.

Cheeky fucker, all my material's original and funny.

You and I are the only ones nerdy enough to get that gag, mo.

Been using Windows 7 for the last week or so on my lappy, can't see any great advantage over XP, but I am an XP fanboy.

Ah I remember how you Microzombies were telling us Vista was the "Mac-beater"....

I quite like the "Aero-peek", and compare side by side functions in Windows 7.

The only Mac I've used is a Mac-book for half an hour and found the OS very garish and Fisher Priceish, not enough options or control over things. I'm coming from a Windows stance though. If you wish to send me a Mac, I'll give it an honest and fair appraisal and would happily move to a Mac if it suited my needs better.

Vista I never bothered with, have it dual booting on my desktop with XP and only use it when talking someone through a problem on a Vista box.

crownliquor wrote:I quite like the "Aero-peek", and compare side by side functions in Windows 7.

The only Mac I've used is a Mac-book for half an hour and found the OS very garish and Fisher Priceish, not enough options or control over things. I'm coming from a Windows stance though. If you wish to send me a Mac, I'll give it an honest and fair appraisal and would happily move to a Mac if it suited my needs better.

Vista I never bothered with, have it dual booting on my desktop with XP and only use it when talking someone through a problem on a Vista box.

This will be the same GUI that Microsoft have been trying to emulate since Windows was created, and especially in Vista, XP and "7" ?

I think you IT guys simply don't like it because its users don't have to call a "helpline" every feckin day.

I run XP in "Classic Mode" (looks like Windows 2000), hate the default theme, but accept your point.