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Windows 7 Release Candidate: I think I like it!

It is day 2 of the public availability of the Microsoft Windows 7 Release Candidate.  As I sit and watch my active Twitter search for Windows 7 – I am pretty impressed by the reactions to this upcoming OS.

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http://twitter.com/incongruousm/status/1720934691

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http://twitter.com/erik_carlson/status/1720921075

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http://twitter.com/osmund/status/1720913396

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http://twitter.com/JohnGRobinson/status/1720900798

status4

http://twitter.com/Busboy80/status/1720899870

OK – so there is just 5 I have pulled up from the “I Like it” side.  In all fairness – here are the less than stellar reviews of Windows 7 in 140 characters or less:

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http://twitter.com/moriancumer/status/1720828447

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http://twitter.com/saifullahbeg/statuses/1721106068

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http://twitter.com/nickyacullo/statuses/1720940223

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http://twitter.com/thegovier/statuses/1720755069

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So as you can see there are not any real overwhelming negatives being said – just not over the top enthusiastic.

I had to also include this review of the install and use of Windows 7 because it is probably the one that is guaranteed to have not been Microsoft’s fault:

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http://twitter.com/hardin41/status/1721087824

Just another example of why drinking and computing do not mix! :-)

So what is your impression of Windows 7 so far?

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