Microsoft really needs Windows 7 to be the netbook OS of choice. But how does it work on a netbook? And how does that performance compare with Windows XP?
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Does it even matter?
I have OSX running on my MSI Wind u100 netbook and its stable. This is the best thing to do:
Laptop (for Office, surfing the net and MSN): OSX
Desktop (for using more software): XP till Windows 7 is tweaked for 1 or 2 years
*sigh* it looks like more of the same...
At least to get a netbook with Win7 we won't need to have less than 1 gig ram and some other restrictions, so our netbooks won't be in the stranglehold of Microsoft's imposed limitations.