You snooze, you... pirate.
I've said it before, and since you've said this before I get to say it again: I don't want to use the product of someone who doesn't want me as a customer. Why "pirate" when I can get better for free?
And if I really get desperate, I can always look at YouTube to see what Win7 looks like.
Zhwazi, I did finally get OpenSolaris to boot and install. At last! I, for one, am relieved.
It's also clear why I was unable to get it installed previously: The default VirtualBox settings for the minimal OpenSolaris install are HUGE! I've never had a system before this last summer that had what those settings require, much less the ability to set aside that much RAM just to run the VM.
So my previous "big" system with 512MB and a 2.8GHz P4 just didn't have what it takes to run Solaris.
Now that it's installed, and I have had a chance to run through it, I honestly think that Sun has successfully copied what Linux distributions have been doing for years.
It's a good copy, the package management is quite clean and easy. I prefer KDE to their use of GNOME, but that's just personal preference.