Florin, Hey I'd be more than happy to work with people to evangelize Linux to businesses, single users and organizations. Seriously, why talk amongst ourselves over topics that we are in agreement upon (within reason) when we can actually do something about it. I am not a Linux/computer guru by any means. In fact I am living testimony that if I can install Linux anybody can. However, I do want to learn more and the best way to learn more is to teach it to others. Consider this, as Linux makes more gains there is going to be a market for people who help organizations and businesses make the transition from slavery (MSFT) to freedom. I don't think this is in opposition to Open Source philosophically or ethically. The software should be free, but that doesn't mean the services provided have to be. Linux is better than microsoft and Apple, but it won't make a difference if Linux stays in the current desktop margins. Samir M. Nassar RedConcepts.NET