Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Scarily Good

As someone who has excoriated Microsoft loud and long for crummy, duct-tape-&-baling-wire, *non*-"innovative" software, I must confess in all honesty that Redmond has finally produced an OS I must grudgingly admire. I installed a pre-release version back in September on my Dell desktop and my Dell laptop, and now I've "upgraded" to the final release. Bottom line: --does not crash (yikes!); --recognizes and correctly configures hardware automatically at install; --networks and plays well with friends; --very strong computer management capabilities.Caveats: 1. Do not try to "upgrade" from Win98 or NT4.0; do a clean reformat and install. 2. If you play a lot of games or use any 16-bit app's, take a pass on Win2000.In sum, 20 years later Microsoft may have finally produced an OS worthy of the name; now we must only hope that the 'Net makes them increasingly irrelevant, or they'll continue to be a menace to their industry and, I believe, our society."Still dual-booting Linux...."