It’s that time of the year again… the time of the year when production on the next version of Windows, this time around being Windows “7″, is going ahead at full throttle… the time of the year when Microsoft begins to open up its “generous” arms and lets information about the next generation of computing, the thing that’ll change your lives and your children’s lives, lose. So far they seem to really like multi-touch. We can understand that. The iPhone is snazzy.

But somewhere in the darkest corners of the internets, the first M1 build of Windows “7″, Build 6519, was  leaked on June 11th. It’s been wabbling around for a while, with many taunting videos and screenshots making the rounds, but now we have it, the full thing, untouched ISO and all. Exciting? Kind of. Just picture Windows Vista SP1, and then kill off some stability, like the ability to install video drivers (seriously - a bug in 6519 crashes the system when you try to install any 3rd party video driver), add some sprinkles, and you’ve got yourself 6519.

Now, where’s 6574?