DuckDNS NameCheap also has a dynamic, DNS capability

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?