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Alright, so currently I'm using Windows 7 Professional.
It is the final build, not the RC... it's been on MSDNAA for a while, and I was able to get a copy through my school. (Or through ACM, I should say)
I'm looking for a couple types of programs. One is like a calendar/organizer, something that could be a replacement for a paper planner. I was told that Mozilla Thunderbird had something like that, but I can't find it anywhere. It does make a good email program though.
I'm also looking for something that can record lectures and possibly turn them into text documents. Like the reverse of Microsoft Sam. I know Microsoft OneNote can record audio, but I haven't tested its abilities out yet.
Preferably these programs would also work on Linux, as I have my laptop dual-booting with Ubuntu. I need to figure out how to do symlinks, so my mail will show up on both OSes, etc.
It is the final build, not the RC... it's been on MSDNAA for a while, and I was able to get a copy through my school. (Or through ACM, I should say)
I'm looking for a couple types of programs. One is like a calendar/organizer, something that could be a replacement for a paper planner. I was told that Mozilla Thunderbird had something like that, but I can't find it anywhere. It does make a good email program though.
I'm also looking for something that can record lectures and possibly turn them into text documents. Like the reverse of Microsoft Sam. I know Microsoft OneNote can record audio, but I haven't tested its abilities out yet.
Preferably these programs would also work on Linux, as I have my laptop dual-booting with Ubuntu. I need to figure out how to do symlinks, so my mail will show up on both OSes, etc.
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