It's clear that you've never written a document larger than 100 pages with multiple chapters and a lot of equations and figures. Yeah, I love LaTex.

For me, eInk screens are, by far, better than LCDs or others light emitting screens. I read a lot, specially on night, and my eyes are very thankful since I bought a kindle. OK, the screen is slow BUT the device is for read, NOT for playing or browsing.

Do you have a mac os x server license? If not, you can buy it, and you'll have a lot of services available, from podcast server to directory server, iCal server, and a lot of options.

Specially when I have the debugger with several watches; even more useful when debug JS code with FireBug or Chrome Developer Tools... I have two 25'' displays and I want another :D I tried with one big monitor with ultra high resolution, but personally I prefer two high resolution displays (1950x1080). So, the answer is absolutely yes

I forgot: thanks for the effort and very nice job!

As the matter of fact, I like the design, just with few issues: 1) Fix the font color in text boxes: if the system's theme color is using light color for fonts (usually on dark themes) the result is very problematic to read (just right now for me!) 2) Bad alignment poll's options with FF on Linux: the text is below the radio button instead the right side. I don't know why people say the site is slow, actually it's much faster than previous.

money

... on the other hand, this is a good thing (just only because other are doing better efforts, not because MS is standards' friend)

Wacom's Bamboo on windows having a Mac?... Leopard has a fantastic support for tablet pen. much better than windows vista. Also, with a bit practice, you can use LyX or any other equation editor, combined with Leopard's hand-write recognition. Just an idea

Remember OOXML? ... http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/04/21/1821251

No, real programmers use butterflies: http://xkcd.com/378/