> Linux won in servers and supercomputing, but not in end user computing. Pardon the side discussion, but I think this is because of a few things. 1. OS-exclu

> Linux won in servers and supercomputing, but not in end user computing. Pardon the side discussion, but I think this is because of a few things. 1. OS-exclusive "killer apps" (Office, anything that integrates with an iPhone) 2. Games The killer apps have better alternatives now, and games are starting to work better on Linux. Microsoft's business model no longer requires everyone to use Windows. (Mac is another story.) So I think that, at least for non-Macolytes, Linux end user dominance is certainly on the horizon.