I'm a big fan of Lenovo (in fact I own an IdeaPad Y510 and love it), but I just don't see the point of this. I mean what is this, a compromised version of every gadget I already own with a Linux OS? No thanks.

It would work on the Xbox if there were some way to press the "Play" dialog button that appears when you use it on the PC for rights acquisition. The thing that is intriguing to me is that the application actually opens a web browser on the Xbox. I'm wondering why someone hasn't created a web browser application for the 360 MCE. Forgive my ignorance if someone has.

Haha, should've seen this one coming. Not a bad idea though, especially with the price of gas.

Hopefully they will do away with that ridiculous .aa format and switch to DRM-free mp3s.

Let's see, I've istalled Vista on two machines, both of which had XP on them. One of them is a Gateway laptop that still does not have third party support from Gateway for Vista, and one that I built myself. Vista works great on both for some odd reason. So forgive me for liking a well built OS.

Of course this can't be true, since Vista is a horrible OS. At least that's what all the people who have never used Vista say.

why?

Thanks! That works perfectly.

Oh, a quick question: With this software can you view the Zune as a disk in Explorer? That would make it worth it there.

Sounds nice, I'm just a bit hesistant since I've finally got my Zune to work like I want it to. I wish the Zune software had some power options. I understand dumbing it down for the masses, but, face it, most people who pick up Zunes know what they're doing when it comes to media management.