MIT/BSD & Creative Commons are my favorite licenses. Clear and concise. GPL is way too long. I think GPL3 is too restrictive, GPL2 is better in this regard- but still to complex.

I run arch, but I do keep windows around for compatibility. I just run free Avast

7 is pretty much Vista SP2

I would update if available, but my S5 may not receive that option for some time; the only new phone with lolipop my carrier offers is the nexus 6, I want a phone- not a tablet

There are portable version of FF & Chrome

I really want them to release the scrapped URA Zelda for 3DS or Wii U

They tried #2 with the 64-DD; it was such aflop in Japan, it diddn't even make it to the US

I love KUBUNTU, but if gnome or xfce is your thing- LMDE

But not many games available yet. Most of my steam games are from humble indie bundles, hence have linux versions. Only a few of those games have made their linux versions available through steam. BTW-- steam runs well on my Kubuntu 12.10 x8-86_64. I have a GTX 650 TI

Vorbis is an excellent audio codec. VP8 isn't as good as h.264, but it does the job for low res vids I use xVid for alot of my higher RES vids. H.264 also has tons of hardware support, VP8 could possibly match h.264 with that kinda support.

I use vorbis and FLAC every once in a wile

Yep, webm can hold near as many things as mkv

Big blue is back... When is OS/2 going to beat Windows?

of this over justin.tv or ustream.tv? Does it have a desktop client, can it work with quicktime broadcaster for mac?

IE will win and FF will die... In other new, Microsoft has decided that it will opensource Windows and pay users $499 to install MS Office