>After being installed for a week I am not thrilled by what I see.

Me too. I was very disappointed with Windows 8.

>And to make things worst I've got some problems running my VFP app.

We've had zero compatibility issues except accessing the root directory contents.

>I can't use MoleBox. I'll deal with that later.
>I installed it because customers use it. My apps problems are minor
>but still there are problems.
>
>As for the commercials heve you ever seen commercials more stupid than
>that? I can't wait for the frisbee commercial. Imagine the scene. "And when
>you're finished working, you can use it as a frisbee. Weeeeee!"
>
>Is there still a marketing department at Microsoft?

LOL! :-)

I highly recommend running Linux 64-bit on new computers with 32-bit (or 64-bit) versions of Windows within. You can run older versions of Windows much faster than newer ones, and even multiple instances.

I have found it to be a fantastic solution actually. I typically run Windows Sever 2003 for my development machine, and Windows 2000, or Windows 7 for my other stuff. Using VirtualBox (which is open source), I can create 200GB hard drives that only allocate disk spaces as needed. Copying virtual machines from one computer to the other makes it very nice as well (Gigabit Ethernet or better is best, but 32GB USB stick is typically enough as well).