Drivel: I am just about ready to make the transition from Windows to a complete Linux environment on all of my machines. It has been a lot of work to get this far, but it is all there and not having to pay Microsoft's licensing fees every year will be welcome relief. I have all types of network access -- dial-up, wireless, and ethernet. I have complete MS Office compatibility via StarOffice. I have more choices for IDEs than you can shake a stick at. All forms of communication are available -- IM, email, video, and audio. The only thing holding me back from making the jump is Radio and Frontier. Two things I can't live without. So, I will stand poised for the moment UserLand ships a Linux port.
Drivel: StarOffice is gaining momentum. It is nearly feature compatible with Microsoft Office and even supports saving and importing in most MS Office file formats. I have used it, though not extensively. The only thing it is lacking is huge install base, which will come as Linux gains momentum on the desktop.
