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Agreed ... a little off subject

Longhorn had BETTER be monumental in my opinion. They are becoming increasingly pushed by the open source community. It probably will coincide with Windows Server 2006.


Just for the record .... I'm quite curious about the MS vs Open Source arguments.

I think MS has done eons for pc's over the years, althought I like the prospect of free, open source software. Open source has seemed to "jump started" MS to get their act together. I use the Firefox browser exclusively. Will Linux be the next MS?

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