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} Or contact somebody like PC Week, since they're using Linux and FreeBSD in
} more of their tests, and encourage them to maybe sneak a note in an
} editorial about lack of support for what is potentially a huge market
} base...
} 

Try to exhaust the quiet approach first.  The public ones can tend to
make us look bad too.


Richard