Maybe you've been living under a rock for some time, but Linux hasn't made much of a dent compared to Microsoft. Not that I enjoy Micro$oft's monopoly, but I doubt we will see any breaking headlines about Linux taking Microsoft anytime soon.

I wouldn't. I would have my DC running as a VM, or a physical server. We also use System Center which integrates with Hyper-V and our DC. I'm almost positive System Center wouldn't work with a Linux DC.

Have you looked at all the known issues and unsupported features? Who in their right mind is going to ditch their AD server at work, in a production environment for something that isn't fully compatible. When something goes wrong, will Microsoft assist you? I think not. This is fine for small networks, those on a budget, or maybe someday when it has fully matured.

We use Hyper-V at our work, and sometimes VMs won't start if by chance there is an issue with the DC, that's why we have multiple AD servers. Plus I doubt Samba would integrate with System Center. There is a whole list of unsupported features and known issues - https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_4.0_Whitepaper

Oh I don't know, things like OU, Group Policies, scripts, etc. How is Linux going to handle those?

All we really need now is a Free SQL equivalent. Doubt that will ever happen.

This might work for small networks, but what about Virtualization environments, Hyper-V, Multiple AD servers, Proxies, etc. I'm sure it's going to have limitations.

Only contribution I have made on Kickstarter is for Leisure Suit Larry Cums Again.

They might as well paint a big bulls-eye on the side, because that tank will be the first thing that blows up once it gets rolled out.

I thought Amiga Monitors use RGB inputs, how do you connect it to a c64? Also, a 160Mhz 486? Fastest 486 I know of was 100 Mhz.

I have a MS sidewinder forcefeedback joystick. Best joystick I've ever used, but it requires a gameport. I wish someone would make a USB-Gameport adapter that would work, but sadly I have to use a Soundblaster Live card on my new PC. I also prefer using a quality ball mouse for FPS games.

That concept has been tried before with HPs WebOS Touchpad, and look how that turned out. Windows 8 has 2 major problems. It tried to marry the standard Desktop with it's Metro Interface (bad idea), and the Apps available is pathetic compared to Android and iOS.

Exactly. Stuffing the Mac in a box doesn't mean it's Made in America. I see the BS all the time, and when you look inside the package, China is written all over it.

which becomes useless if you don't upgrade. Android OS versions each have their unique abilities and are all worthy in-themselves. I can still use an Android 2.2 device to its full extent, same can't be said about Apple products.

So are similar devices, like the UG802 and MK802,MK808, etc. All Open Devices, and can do WHATEVER the FUCK you WANT with it.