My work (which is a Microsoft Partner) just gave me the final RTM version of Windows 7 Home Premium, Profession, and Ultimate Editions to test our software on.  We also got the Enterprise Edition, but I don't really feel like setting up a KMS Server and 25 Clients just to activate it :p 
 
Anyway, I'm going to install Visual Studio 2008 on one and 2010 Beta on another instance.  I will probably also install Games for Windows Live 3.0 along with Street Fighter IV, just to see how things work :) 
 
As far as I can tell, there are no non-disclosure agreements or anything, so I'm sure a mass amount of Windows 7 Reviews will be hitting the web over the coming days.  I'll report back with my personal findings next week or so. 
 
Anyone else got it yet or just waiting in anticipation?! 

Im still running on the 64 RC version, planning on upgrading as soon as possible though, no way in hell am i going back to xp/vista

What's so awesome about Windows 7?  In videos I've seen it looks a lot like current Vista.

" What's so awesome about Windows 7?  In videos I've seen it looks a lot like current Vista. "

" @OmegaPirate: Yeah, Windows 7 is pretty awesome... especially the 64-bit version! 

very nice I have windws 7 but I'm not pujtting in on et because my comp is on the verge of death and windows 7 will just push it over, using up everything it has before I move on

How about you send me one of your (works) copies.

" This might not be related to the subject on-hand, but is it true that the 32 bit version of Windows 7 doesn't work if you have more than 4 Gigs of RAM?       "

Are those copies only for use at work or can you install them on a home computer?
 
@ZeroCast: The 32-bit OS will work, but it will be unable to address more than 4 GB of memory. Because of the way memory is allocated, that means only about 3 GB of RAM is usable.

Hopefully more companies will actually make their programs 64bit compatible so we can actually get the use out of it, Mozilla I'm looking at you. 
 
Been trying out the RC and honestly I don't like it. It just seems like Vista SP2 with Super Bar and I hate the super bar, give me the classic task bar any day of the week.

" Hopefully more companies will actually make their programs 64bit compatible so we can actually get the use out of it, Mozilla I'm looking at you.   Been trying out the RC and honestly I don't like it. It just seems like Vista SP2 with Super Bar and I hate the super bar, give me the classic task bar any day of the week. "

" @CoverlessTech said:

" Hopefully more companies will actually make their programs 64bit compatible so we can actually get the use out of it, Mozilla I'm looking at you.   Been trying out the RC and honestly I don't like it. It just seems like Vista SP2 with Super Bar and I hate the super bar, give me the classic task bar any day of the week. "

Firefox already has a 64-bit version. Unfortunately, Adobe has not come out with a 64-bit version of Flash yet for windows, so 64-bit Firefox only gets limited use for me. "

You mean Minefield? Mozilla doesn't provide an actual 64bit Firefox release(unless that changed in the last month or so). "

oooh no!XP pro is what i grew up wwith

"Are those copies only for use at work or can you install them on a home computer?
 
@ZeroCast: The 32-bit OS will work, but it will be unable to address more than 4 GB of memory. Because of the way memory is allocated, that means only about 3 GB of RAM is usable. "

I've been fiddling around with the RTM release for a little while now.. I think it is inferior to OSX Leopard, not as intuitive as Ubuntu, and doesn't offer any real advantage over Vista, I don't like the new Superbar which I think rips off KDE - and I don't like the new media player (I miss the old mini mode) so I've already lost interest.  I like the boot up screen and aero shake but that's about it.

Awesome.  I wish I could get Windows 7 this year, but it will likely be early next year at the earliest I am able to purchase and install it.