Actualy Lindon has gone even futher in the last week to keep you safe from the flying dongs, facehumping creatures, and 6-foot fox-like creatures with strap-ons. They have been segrated to there own continent and you have to be age verified to even go there. So if you dont want it you wont see it. If you wanna see it, it is all cramed together now!!! ROCK ON.

Well my worry is this is just the start of the new way to sell OS is not by the processor or users that it used to be. But by the apps you need be able to run at one time. 3 App Version is cheep or free. 6 App is general user. 12 Buisness and 24 is power user. (I am just thowing out number of corse.) But if I pay for an OS I dont want to upgrade ust to run more at one time. BUT THIS DOES SOUND A LOT A GOOD MARKITING MODEL FOR "CLOUD" COMPUTING, and pay for your apps, not your OS.

What I had been thinking about is getting a copy of Microsoft Windows XP designed for the EEE machines when it comes out. It is supposed to be a VERY small foot print and if it will still support the hardware in my system that would be a great base to install VMware on top of and run all my OS's in VMware.

Or I suppose I could try to strip XP down, but that seems like a lot of work. Any one have any good links on how to strip XP down to the BARE MINIMUM?