Absolutely, and an excellent idea it is, too. Whereas I have worked for 2 of the largest 3 Linux vendors, and at both of them, the facilities and site-manageme

Absolutely, and an excellent idea it is, too. Whereas I have worked for 2 of the largest 3 Linux vendors, and at both of them, the facilities and site-management people all run Windows. The excuse is "oh but we need to for the interoperability with our suppliers!" Note, this includes server side stuff and groupware. Meanwhile, the marketing and management people all use MacBooks. It's no wonder their desktop OSes are so poor. Only the techies use their own products, and the management don't listen to the geeks.