One more vote. 
I've got Fusion on the Macs, and have to use XP on the corporate environment on a Dell just for a few programs. I wish I could just install FreeBSD and run Workstation with it to deal with the Windows side, as that's for a Mac / nix geek the most comfortable and stable choice. Of the available options I think I'll go with Ubuntu - but if FreeBSD or any BSD would be an option, I'd go that all the way.
I've got Fusion on the Macs, and have to use XP on the corporate environment on a Dell just for a few programs. I wish I could just install FreeBSD and run Workstation with it to deal with the Windows side, as that's for a Mac / nix geek the most comfortable and stable choice. Of the available options I think I'll go with Ubuntu - but if FreeBSD or any BSD would be an option, I'd go that all the way.
--I've sent a PM** to a couple of Teh Higher-Ups; they know...
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// there was some noise about getting the Prime Minister(?) $involved(?)
/// they can't comment or speculate on company direction, but they're "gauging the interest level" -- so CONTINUE TO SPEAK UP
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// there was some noise about getting the Prime Minister(?) $involved(?)
/// they can't comment or speculate on company direction, but they're "gauging the interest level" -- so CONTINUE TO SPEAK UP
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