My best guess is to hold off until August 2011, which would give SP1 about five months of exposure to everything the world has to offer. How long to wait, however, is a matter of opinion. The decision to wait is, to me, a no-brainer. To be clear, my point is to wait, for now, not to avoid SP1 forever. From what I've read, the improvements in Windows 7 SP1 are trivial and/or irrelevant to most users. Any pessimism needs to be weighed against the improvements offered by the new bug fixes and/or new features. Given sufficient time, affected vendors may include fixes in new releases, make patches available or, at the least, document a work-around.Ī service pack contains three things: previously released bug fixes, new bug fixes and new features. Waiting, allows time for software vendors to discover any incompatibilities with the new service pack.
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