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Well, now that Windows 7 has shipped, combined with the fact that my RTC flavor has been giving me a few problems of late – long boot times, system freezes and some flaky bluetooth support – I decided now would be a good time to flat-line my macBook Pro and install a fresh copy of Window 7 RTM.
For the record, i tend to rebuild my machines about once a year – as I’ve been known to be quite abusive on my equipment, lots of beta software, install, test, tweak, break; some for fun, others for work. Either way, my machines efficiency tends to degrade after about 9-10 months, so I’ve gotten into the habit of doing a clean build every year or so, often around the holiday, or when noteworthy new OS’ ship.
Firstly, I must say, similar to my experience with Windows 7 beta 2 and RTC – the RTM installed very easily (and quickly!) Overall, I’m very pleased with Windows 7 – and I’d encourage any “windows users” to upgrade, whether from XP or Vista – I’m confident your experience will be better than you expect ?
A simple prep with bootCamp and off I went, maybe 20 minutes or so and I was up and running. I then updated drivers and began to get my environment back up to snuff. It’s probably noteworthy to add, i run a few different OS’ – macOS, ubuntu, redHat and Windows. I use the macOS primarily for my personal and hobby use, and windows primarily for business – as I tend to run alot of business apps, like office/visual studio and SQL Management Studio. Therefore, the apps listed below are installed on my Windows partition, since that’s what I’m rebuilding now.
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Since there are lots of great “how to” articles on how to get Windows up on a mac, i thought I would take this post in a slightly different direction, outlining my application essentials, programs i tend to install time and time again on new machine builds – and what better time to knock out some documentation other than when Visual Studio is installing!! ?
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Basics:
- MacBook Pro (late 2008, aluminum) – dual core 2.8Ghz, 4GB Ram, 320 GB 7200RPM hard drive
- Windows Experience Index comes in @ a respectable 5.3 (due to gaming graphics)
- Dual book Mac OSX w/Windows 7 Ultimate
- VM Ware Fusion w/Windows XP, Vista, Ubuntu & Red Hat.
- MS Office 2007 Ultimate w/SP1
- Western Digital 500GB Passport Studio (firewire 800!)
Browsers: latest flavors of: IE 8 (whether i like it or not), Firefox, Opera, Safari & Chrome
Where is textedit on macbook pro. Firefox AddOns: Del.icio.us, power twitter, xMarks, readItLater,
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Development Tools:
- Visual Studio Team System 2008 + TFS team explorer w/SP1
- SQL 2008 Express & Mgt Studio w/SP1
- Visual Slick Edit 2009
- Adobe Creative Suite 4
- XML Spy
- Expression Studio 3
Other Utilities:
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- Visio 2007 w/SP1
- Project 2007 w/SP1
- Misc: debugView, fiddler, processMonitor, reflector, treeSizePro, linqPad, pixie
- IM: Pidgin (personal), LCS/OCS (corporate)
- TweetDeck – twitter utility
- FolderShare
- SyncToy
- FoxIt Reader – pdf reader
- ClearContext – Outlook filing tool
- Flickr Uploadr
- MagicDisk – use this for mounting ISO files
- FileZilla – ftp client
- iTunes (both in OS X for personal use & iPhone sync + Windows for podCasts at the office)
- JetAudio Plus 7.5.3 (for non iTune playlists and quick access)
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Well, that’s my short list (of the top of my head anyway, i really should document this more formally – oh wait, i just did.) I’ll update this a bit more in the coming days as I wrap up any final installs. I am happy to report, what used to take me 2-3 days to entirely rebuild my machine – can now be done in about one evening, thanks macBook Pro! I guess some credit also goes to Windows 7, and a few other time-saving utilities, backups and sync technologies – such as fireFox xMarks.