Windows 7: No Other Way To Go Now

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I wanted to post this one immediately when I learned that the Enterprise Edition is no longer available.

I know, I said that the escape route (most appropriate term, I suppose) is to install Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, which is valid for 90 days - until you figure out that you are either purchasing a license for Windows 7 (Home, Professional, or Ultimate) - or, you fall back to Vista or XP (which will be supported until 2014).

My apologies. I took some lines, and swallowed also the hook and the sinker. My shame.

Hope that I now clarified myself.

I'm sticking to Windows 7...

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