I'm not. [Even though I will probably have access to a discounted copy through work]
I'm completely happy to stay with Windows 7. (Although I am currently running Mint 13 as my main OS and 7 as my Alternate).
While Windows 8 does look are spiffy looking, only time will tell if its a success or another Windows Vista in the making.
Especially with the new features; hidden start button, ribbonizing everything, etc etc. I can see it being difficult for many people to switch over (look at how many people are still refusing to upgrade from XP; I know my Dad still does).
As someone who would consider himself a windows expert, I will not buy or use windows 8. I tried the consumer preview, and was extremely confused and felt betrayed more than anything else. They tried to fix something that wasnt broken, and it really makes me question their priorities.
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[ 4.1 ms ] story [ 13.1 ms ] threadI'm completely happy to stay with Windows 7. (Although I am currently running Mint 13 as my main OS and 7 as my Alternate).
While Windows 8 does look are spiffy looking, only time will tell if its a success or another Windows Vista in the making.
Especially with the new features; hidden start button, ribbonizing everything, etc etc. I can see it being difficult for many people to switch over (look at how many people are still refusing to upgrade from XP; I know my Dad still does).