Windows 7 BETA in December....
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M1 could be dual booted. I just hope this is a proper install, not an upgrade which required me to install vista on another partition and then upgrade to Windows 7, like M1 and M2.
Can't wait, I had Vista B2 and that was pretty much close to the final build. Had a fair few bugs, but I didn't mind..
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Put it on a separate HDD; by it's self ...
but....but...that's where Linux lives....
I'm already tri-booting Vista, Ubuntu and Opensuse 11. I'm running out of hard drives.... lol. I would be happy to ditch Opensuse 11.0 though. I never use it, but I do like the Grub menu
Seriously though, I just wondered if installing a beta wouldn't wreck the MBR, Grub loader etc. Mainly because it is a 'beta'.
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I think it would kill grub.
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That's what I was worried about. Although I should be able to repair grub afterwards. PITA that it can sometimes be.
Time will tell. Just wait for the post 'W7 ate my grub'
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Bare Foot Kid said:
Put it on a separate HDD; by it's self ...
but....but...that's where Linux lives....
I said by it's self ... get another HDD!
Later 
Ted
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I said by it's self ...
get another HDD!
Later
Ted
I've already got three in there. There's no more room at the inn!:)
A seperate partition should be fine. Now where's that beta?.....
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Yep this will be the leak we have been waiting for
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Unfortunately Steve Ballmer is handing the Vista bashers a sh!tload more fodder.... 
Another couple of years worth of know-it-(nothing)alls sprouting regurgitated rhetoric... sigh.
(I know this because I have a crap-spruking crystal ball )
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