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Multi-Booting Windows 7 with Linux [Dual Boot]
Are you a Linux user who (secretly, maybe?) wants to try Windows 7 alongside your Linux desktop? The Loku's Domain blog details how to fit Win7 into your GRUB boot menu. Your own installation...
Windows 7 Beta hotkey cheat sheet
brandonlive.com — Got yourself a shiny new Windows 7 Beta install?  Here’s a little cheat sheet I made up... for some of the handy new hotkey combinations, many of which I’ve become quite dependent on! General Win+Up Maximize Win+Down Restore / ... (more) Windows 7 Beta hotkey cheat sheet
Windows 7 on the MSI Wind Netbook: First Impressions [jkOnTheRun]
Windows 7 on the MSI Wind Netbook: First Impressions [jkOnTheRun]
jkontherun.com — Windows 7 on the MSI Wind Thanks to a kind Microsoftie at the Tablet & Touch Meetup,... I received an official DVD of the Windows 7 beta. This saved me a ton of downloading time that I don’t really have. I was home from CES for 36 hours ... (more) Windows 7 on the MSI Wind Netbook: First Impressions ...
Engineering the Windows 7 “Windows Experience Index”
blogs.msdn.com — We’re busy going through tons of telemetry from the many people that have downloaded and installed the... Windows 7 beta around the world. We’re super excited to see the excitement around kicking the tires. Since most folks on the beta are well-versed ... (more) Engineering the Windows 7 “Windows Experience Index”
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