>Jason;
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>I remember reading the article and it was interesting. With the possibility of either being able to run VFP (and other Windows applications) on a Linux box this could make Linux more popular I would think. If Microsoft gets split up (the great question) the applications could run on either Windows or Linux operation systems. This will be interesting and only time will tell how it all turns out.
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IMHO the split possibility is getting weaker and weaker. The Supreme court rejected the offer to take on the case and sent it to the appeals court just this week.

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>I have not had to re boot my Linux server in months which is very unlike my NT Server (daily is the norm). Keep up the good work of informing us of what is going on. Too many people keep his/her heads in the sand and do not know what is going on. Being suprised at major technology changes is not always pleasent.
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>Tom

This is a common complaint I read about on the Linux newsgroups. FWIW, here at work we have tens of NT servers that don't have those problems. Some run SQL Server, some IIS, some other third party server software without a hitch.