That is so cool, it is beyond-Cakewalk cool.
 
Also, I just signed up on BeyondCakewalk. I'm toneranger over there.

Does Studio One have Track Folders? If it does, do they work the same Sonar's Track Folders?

Yes of course Folders are the go. Not sure how Sonar folders work but a group of tracks can be selected and a folder created for them. 
 
Tracks outside folders can be easily dragged into them.  Likewise tracks inside a folder can be dragged out.  A folder can be muted and soled just like a track.  Folders can be coloured the same as tracks or a different colour to the tracks.
 
They are great for making a huge mix look much more manageable. 

and you can create a bus for the folder, which includes all tracks in the folder and routes the output of all tracks to the bus.  Folders works in console as well.  Studio One handles folders very well.  Maybe better than Sonar.

Thanks to all who have been sharing their knowledge about Studio One. There's also a lot of good information in this thread. 

thanks for the reply's 
 

Anyone know of a DAW where you  can see busses in Track View like Sonar
 
thanks
 

If I download and try out the Studio One Demo, is it easy to uninstall when I'm done with it? Does it uninstall cleanly?

Yes but this article will make sure:
 
https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/studio-one//how-to-completely-remove-studio-one-windows
 
Just remember the demo is a far cry from the Pro Version but it will still get you acquainted with a lot of its workflow and general layout and features. 
 
Even if you decide to run with the Pro version it will installed in a separate folder to the demo so having the demo on there won't be an issue. But for peace of mind do the complete un-install and then install the full version.

rodreb
If I download and try out the Studio One Demo, is it easy to uninstall when I'm done with it? Does it uninstall cleanly?

Get the Revo uninstaller, it's a freeware product and will perform deep registry scans to remove any trace of any program that leaves behind artifacts through the normal Windows uninstall method.  Just go to revouninstaller.com