So lets make it more clear: according to gizmodo, " Now imagine transferring the entire printed catalog of the Library of Congress in a minute and a half. "

The new system on a major "4 letters" Microsoft OEM partner that I work for will work only on IE 6 or 7, and have (third party) developer support only for XP machines. So yes, I could go as far as IE7, but let's be real, all the current systems already works better on IE6. Having both versions would be great indeed, but I don't think this will ever be an option.

The only problem is that real consumers don't want any kind of linux. And they don't care or know about the 3 programs limitations. When I sell any PC with starter I just say "and it comes with windows" - one out of 10 (maybe) asks or know anything about versions. I'm sure in the USA would be diferent, but the first part still tru: who want linux, besides we?

I am curious about what build this guy was running - I'm surprised that he's been working on it for "4 days" because i'm not sure the final Beta2 build has been public that long :)

Didn't you notice? We are reading the dupe. The original story will apear in 3 days.