LeBlanc’s blog also goes on to mention this interesting factoid as well: according to Tami Reiller’s keynote at the BofA/Merrill Lynch Technology Conference earlier this month, a whopping “…75% of enterprises are looking at Windows 7 for their organization.”  A recent Lifehacker study on Windows 7 user satisfaction reports that 72% are absolutely satisfied with the OS, and that 22% designate themselves as “I’ve got some complaints, but overall I’m happy.” Microsoft combines these numbers to report that 94% of all Windows users are “happy” with the OS, though maybe “some kind of happy” might be a bit more on the mark. Likewise a recent Gartner study that Tom Bradley at PC World covered on May 26 predicts 22% growth in global PC sales for 2010, which Bradley (and Microsoft) are more than happy to attribute not just to the global economic rebound — such as it is — but also to “…the success of Windows 7.”

Looks like things are looking up for Windows 7, and if you don’t have it on a desktop near you (or your own desktop, in fact) already, it should be showing up there sometime soon.