or openoffice. free forever.

if it supports linux, yes. f-ck itunes.

rome had beach fights on islands.

@Prey521: ....what?

@simonhbor: i agree. and as an american i think it is sad that association football isn't as big as american football. assoc football is very interesting and enteraining to me. Besides, i like no commercials for 45 mins.(who elese thinks that the lack of coverage in America for the MLS is because of lack of…

@Andinator: espn3 hates its customers. the only us game will be friday i think.

@lisas: sexists comment of the day award goes to...

@phrostytech: thanks for the extra tip!

how would this work over Operating Systems? I know the three or four extensions I use are all cross platform, but what about ext. like ie-tab. I mean I use Linux basically 100% of the time at home, but work requires an Xp machine.

@Stephen.Lecheler: i think he meant in windows. the way i read it was that since he was in ubuntu, he couldn't check it himself.

why does it matter? just what you like. it isn't a competition

@xsbs: there is a difference between being a pro and being competent. most people are not even competent. replace computer will hammer and we would have alot of broken thumbs.

@nightryder21: not linux, which is what bothers me

@nightryder21: yes. but only for windows users. thankfully there are plenty of cross platform apps to make up for MS's idiocy.

since i work in the IT department, I get pretty much what i want. I generally only use windows for the stuff that I have no other option on, though. Use OS X and Linux (Arch) otherwise.

@Poul Wrist: you've never played total war, huh?hours of staring at a world view and about 15 minutes total of actual fighting.

vote: gnome-do + Docky