1) Trisquel Doesn't spy on you; Windows 7 does.
2) Trisquel let's you run unix applications; Windows 7 has non-free cygwin
but it's just not the same.
3) Trisquel let's you recover a Windows PC from a LiveCD; Windows 7 doesn't
have a LiveCD officially and BartPE imo doesn't do as good of a job.
4) Trisquel let's you easily host your own servers; Windows 7 after disabling
multiple firewalls and UAC settings let's you do the same but is likely more
vunerable to malicious attackers.
5) Trisquel is open-source so you can modify whatever you want; Windows 7 is
a buggy black box.
Yes, it's not as user-friendly as some Windows 7 features and hardware
support, but with tweaking and continued bugs filed against the right
packages it is my hope it one day will be. :)
