> And yet not having a presence on the desktop stings a bit doesn't it :). NOO IT DOESN'T!! Love the can of worms you opened with that comment. It does sting,

> And yet not having a presence on the desktop stings a bit doesn't it :). NOO IT DOESN'T!! Love the can of worms you opened with that comment. It does sting, because the desktop market is optimized for proprietary software. Open source, even if superior, is always behind on a hill that is upwards both ways. Proprietary firmware, drivers, patents, vendor lock-in, etc., have become very high walls.