Maybe I mis-read something, but why was gnome running on a server? Anyway, I feel the dude's pain. In the other direction, I'm one of those who hasn't used Wi

Maybe I mis-read something, but why was gnome running on a server? Anyway, I feel the dude's pain. In the other direction, I'm one of those who hasn't used Windows on his home workstation in about 10 years. There are a few Windows-only apps at a new gig of mine that I am required to use, and I rage almost daily to this guy's level about the unusable, unstable garbage I must tolerate to earn a few bucks. I'm so fed up with maintaining the VM for this purpose, that I'm seriously contemplating renting a remote vnc/rdc-accessible Windows desktop just to purge my workstation of the monstrosity. Lesson learned from this guy's rant? Different strokes for different folks. You couldn't pay me enough to be a dedicated Windows admin. If I can't do the job with an xterm, ssh, and vi, then it isn't worth the hassle for me.