Could you give some pointer to this "process descriptor support"? I'm curious.

The main reason developers wanted TFS where I worked were 2:
* locking files, the most dumb (VSS) way, so other developers wouldn't change files someone else was already changing...
* the "shelf", i.e. to be able to backup current code to the server without it going into the main development branch...

In other words, they wanted TFS because of its support for lame developers, not because of the cool features...

Couldn't loading Linux (or other systems) be worked around by writing a "Linux loader devide driver" or such for windows 8, and getting it properly signed to work on Windows 8, etc.?

You're fun in a sad way.

No... the #1 floating point rule is: do not compare for equality

Going "green" should be about using and specially wasting less energy, not about ways to better dismiss high energy usage...

I don't like Perl, but that part was a joke. ;]

So, lessons learned:
- never use a license which has not been court-tested or at least written by a lawyer
- never try to get creative about licenses
- always ask for donations on your project website
- everything coming from Larry Wall sucks

I guess it's hard to say "I do have economic interest in the software now that someone else is making money out of it".