Despite the fact that sounds like trolling on Windows...I'll bite. The fact that Windows is the most used desktop OS does increase its surface of attack. Perhaps that is what GP meant?

No, it was MS Word.

Oblig Penny Arcade ref

http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/03/19/

On the screen, silly.

Great advice... However, I never promise anything.

Have you tried Good Old Games? They seem to have a couple of Duke titles available.

http://www.gog.com/en/search/sort/search/duke

You don't toast toast. You do that to bread. ;)

I'm sure there is a Rachael Ray version, just for users like you!

Agreed. According the the OpenBSD project, NDA and blobs are _never_ considered acceptable.

"And what kind of virtualization software do you have? Real virtualization, that that jails shit. You can't run other OS's in a jail. VMware? VirtualBox? Oh that's right, you don't have anything."

OpenBSD has a QEMU package that allows virtualization of an entire PC. Last I heard the Linux/KVM project uses the same software to achieve this end.

So there is your virtual solution.

If you want to make a setup last for 15 years, please consider going virtual. Something like VirtualBox would be good for DOS and Windows 95.

When the virtual server gets old, just move the virtual hard drive files over to a new server. This setup can last longer than 15 years.

Oh. Crap.

I think that is debatable.

Dell == trend-whoring

I am not a lawyer...but I am certain it is a legal issue. I seriously doubt the developers can "reverse engineer" several commercial/proprietary CODECs and release in binary format.

The source code may be the closest thing to legit as they can get.

Yes, there are about ~1000+ crocodiles in FL. However, the article has a picture of an alligator with electrical tape on it's head.

Alligators have larger, fatter heads. While their crocodile kin have smaller, more narrow heads and longer (sometimes) mouths.