<html><head><style> body {height: 100%; color:#000000; font-size:12pt; font-family:Arial;}</style></head><body>Hollering back... Thanks. The "demand for stability" and technical support "issues" are going to be solved by involving subscription elements. That's all. I don't know why some of you forget that. Maverick's move toward that I think is a positive step.<br><br>On the outset, this means one Layer of code per finite Processing Element (P.E.) and a measurable Level of support which can address demand privately based on performance. I say step away from the total ownership cost model that in reality is perception of cost based on narrow minded, You-know-who owned forms of licensing. Not to mention the 1.) linked library file, 2.) any files needed/required, and 3.) the manifest file Bundle Stupidness from You-know-who.<br> <div><br>-Nick<br><br></div><div>>While I agree with the assessment that only freezing core functionality of Ubuntu sounds great there are problems with that. For the average >desktop user it would be beneficial a [sic] basically cause no issues. For large installations where there is usually much more demand for stability >this could pose problems however.</div></body></html>