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I'm just curious if the people that are so anti-vista in this thread have actually run a system with vista on it. Of course doing an upgrade instead of a clean install runs more risks. Just backup data (not programs etc), and a clean install of vista, drivers, and applications and you'll be running well if your machine can handle the version of vista you're installing.
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It's a hassle mainly, if I was buying a completely new computer I'd probably go with Vista since I'd already have to deal with transfering everything anyway, but it doesn't have anything that looks amazing and makes me want to deal with the hours of upgrading/transfering/setting up over waiting for a service pack and more apps/drivers to be upgraded.