> To get serious though, you have to get with the program to what 90% or
> better are running. Linux doesn't get many commercial third parties
> excited for one. Why? Linux is automatically setup to not to be a money
> maker from the start. So why bother?

Well, with Microsoft cutting off all access to the kernel in Vista and
essentially killing the competition for antivirus and anti-spyware
software, I bet some Linux is starting to look good to those software
vendors right about now...

But you know, that's just my $.02

-jonesstarr

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>> To get serious though, you have to get with the program to what 90%
>> or better are running. Linux doesn't get many commercial third
>> parties excited for one. Why? Linux is automatically setup to not to
>> be a money maker from the start. So why bother?
>
> Well, with Microsoft cutting off all access to the kernel in Vista and
> essentially killing the competition for antivirus and anti-spyware
> software, I bet some Linux is starting to look good to those software
> vendors right about now...
>
> But you know, that's just my $.02

Nope, they might be killing off Vista... but not Windows XP and under.
:D

--
Bill