Seems the developers of VMWare and Parallels are in disagreement with you.

So, the version i am running from Snow Leopard, that says "compatible with Windows 7" right there on the setup screen is actually NOT compatible with windows 7.

FTFA:

No one notified me of this! Ive been running it like that since I installed it!

Got me again! Next time i'll try it, i'll make sure to do it as unsafely as i can.

I'll stop using the hfs driver in boot camp right away (once i learn to disable it. Damn apple making stuff just work).

Seriously, anyone reading CNet for legitimate stories should have his head checked.

Then how come does it have GNU in the name? GNOME = Gnu Network Object Model Environment ?

However, i do feel that RMS is batshit insane, and that the GNOME ppl are doing the right thing.

There's one problem tho. After you get to faster speeds (above 25MB), even the wired packet switching in that baby can't handle the speed. Right now i have a 50MBit DOCSIS 3.0 connection from my ISP, yet when using my trusty 54gl as a router for the connection, when 3 clients try to use the network, they only get about 11-12mbits per client. ON WIRE. The g-generation hardware just wasnt built for these kinds of speeds.

Tthere is a n-generation router that in my eyes serves as the 54gl (which i still use successfully after patching it with an SD card and running openwrt on it), has beefier hardware, and dual-band radio. Linksys wrt-610nl. Faster CPU, gigabit on all ports, dual-band radios, compliant with the full n specification (not draft n), and usb. Oh, and it runs dd-wrt and openwrt (which i will flash on it right after i unpack it - i don't have any need for the stock firmware). The only thing thats wrong with it is the price, and that's to be expected.