  First of all, that article was a little confusing to read. It kept talking in the past tense, as if this new-fangled system was nearly mainstream and Windows was on it's way out in just a few months.    Second of all, I do not like it. The internet is not tangilble, the PC is. I like to have something tangible, I do not want or think that EVERYTHING in the computing world should be converted to non-tangible data or what have you.    I do not like it, I do not like it at all. There is no good reason to get rid of Windows.  Well, technically the Internet is as tangible as your computer is, the internet is no more than computers with the same basic architecture as the ones we may have at home, connected to each other...    The problem is that those computer are not under your control as your own PC is... :clink