Hmm, XBox running Linux. Now that is plain delicious. Sorry, I prefer to get my work done on real computers, not toys. I know the Xbox can probably eat my computer for breakfast speedwise, but it comes with a whole boatload of stuff I don't need, nor want. I can still modify my beige box to my needs and wants. Now I have an OS that I can modify to my needs and wants. Perfect. Also, the rest of the world cannot afford Xboxes or playstations. For the rest of the world having an OS that is up2date and can still run on a Pentium 200 MHz is a boon. When I go to Palestine this summer I'll be carting a boatload of RedHat 7.2 with me. Anybody who wants their favorite distribution Evangelized can pass me a CD or two along. I'll be happy to give them to the local universities and organizations. I am sure the CS departments would like good, clean copies since bandwidth is at a premium. Emphasizing distros with Arabic and Hebrew support. (French, Spanish and various other European languages are another boon, but they seem supported.) So until the world can afford Xboxes they'll stick to old, knocked-up and knocked-off (read low-grade Chinese and Taiwanese crap) computers. With EXT3 Linux is a good thing as well since it preserves data with system crashes and power failures (huge bane in the ME and Africa) pretty well. The Linux community could open a huge field for itself providing consultation to the 2nd and Third world in setting up servers on Linux boxes and desktops. Samir M. Nassar RedConcepts.NET