I don't run linux on my desktop because windows XP really does just work for me. I know the evangelists really hate to hear this, but I'm currently sitting in

I don't run linux on my desktop because windows XP really does just work for me. I know the evangelists really hate to hear this, but I'm currently sitting in my conference room watching a DVD on our projector (I didn't even have to screw with xorg.conf to get the second monitor that windows treats the projector as working!), with a couple of sessions of putty running into linux boxes. I wouldn't run linux on my desktop for the same reason I wouldn't run windows on my DNS server: it's just the wrong tool for the job. (I wrote a blog about this here: http://newslily.com/blog/permalink.cgi?blog_id=77 http://newslily.com/blog/permalink.cgi?blog_id=77 if anyone is interested)