> Why did you choose a windows stack instead of a Linux stack? Always a big question. I went from IBM mainframes to Prime supermini computers, to more IBM mai

> Why did you choose a windows stack instead of a Linux stack? Always a big question. I went from IBM mainframes to Prime supermini computers, to more IBM mainframes, to PC/DOS, and OS/2. Then to Windows was natural enough. Some of the work by Microsoft is good. Microsoft has a lot of customers doing important computing which means that it's possible to make their stuff work. There are a lot of programmers posting problem fixes on-line. I don't know enough about Linux and Windows to make a good comparison. In the end I trusted Microsoft's big customers to make Microsoft make their more serious software actually work. Yes, once I get some revenue, for questions I will get a Microsoft 'account executive', expect him to make things 'right', and call for expert paid support when things don't work.