I'm not breaking up with Windows, but we're seeing other people
For many enterprises, 2010 is going to be the year they decide whether or not to jump on board with Windows 7, or stick with Windows XP. I’ve decided to avoid Windows 7, whenever possible, and rely on Mac and Linux to power my primary systems.
My systems
After running Windows 7 on my desktop since its beta release at the beginning of 2009, I’m going to migrate my Core i7 desktop machine to Ubuntu Linux and then virtualize a version of Windows 7 and several other operating systems.
For my laptop, right now I’m relying on a 17-inch MacBook Pro, with virtualized versions of Windows XP, Windows 7, and Ubuntu.
My issues with Windows 7 are mostly bigger concerns with Microsoft
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