Works well once you've got a connection. When doing "Add Network Location" you should specify the port even if its default of 80. Otherwise it will sometimes create a UNC connection, which won't work.

Moves are incorrectly implemented as GET, DELETE, PUT. This is a problem if the GETable representation is not the same as your persisted representation, ie if you use templating. UPDATE 24/2/09: i just tried it again and now windows XP is issuing MOVEs correctly, at least on my machine and on milton-test. Havent gotten to the bottom of it yet, could be either because of an inadvertent enhancement in Milton (what are the chances..) or possibly a patch came through in an auto-update from MS...

Webdav does not work out of the box, for at least some Vista installations. Microsoft has a KB patch to fix it. See here:

www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx

Or search for KB907306

Once patched works about the same as XP. Can be a bit tricky to find what to click on to create a network location (its under My Computer, not Network Places)

Mapping a drive to the webdav share appears to work, and this might be simpler for users to setup.

One strange issue i've seen is that sometimes a user can't open a folder by double clicking it, although they can open it from the pull down menu's in Vista's address bar. Weird.

Update: Steve has confirmed that (at least for SP1) you don't need to specify the port number

Works well. You can enter a url into the address bar but it must specify a protocol of dav:// not http://

Also implements moves as for XP