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Pay off my house and car loans, pay off the credit cards, buy a pool, quit my job. Not necessarily in that order. Save the rest for when the kid goes to college or whatever.

Might buy a new TV...

Toss up between Ten Fiddy and Old Rasputin. Victory makes Storm King which is also excellent.

I've always wanted to try Dark Lord, but it is impossible to get around here.

I thought obscuring the truth was a Bad Thing? If Linux has earned such a bad reputation that it shouldn't even be mentioned I'd say the war is pretty much over.

Spent about a year playing WoW, but I've probably put more time than that in on games like Ultima 7 and 6. Not all at once of course, but over the years...

This.

Also Links is good for light browsing.

No worries, I'm often guilty of the same thing. >_<

See my posts after that one.

tl:dr: The stuff I use for work doesn't play well with Linux and I don't enjoy fixing things that updates break.

I agree wholeheartedly.

I'm not talking about cutting edge stuff really, just that some of the tools I need for my job either don't work well or don't work at all in Linux. I've tried, and in the process got a couple...

I got more entertainment out of my C64 than I have with dedicated gaming consoles (although you might argue that the C64 came pretty close...).

I don't think I could point to a gaming console that...

It is my opinion that (desktop) Linux as a whole is still basically a hobbyist OS. It is a ton of fun to play with, but I can't rely on it to get my work done.

Just me, so long as Android counts.

I would probably spend more time practicing my instruments.

Nope. Going grey though.

This. I've used the same HP printer for quite a while now and haven't had any problems with it at all.

My own experience in Arch with those two programs has been that wicd is far and away the better of the two. I don't think I've ever even managed to get network manager to work.

They SHOULD be...

lol

Been running 32-bit Pro for a while now. No slow down and no stability problems. I would have to assume at this point that you just don't know how to maintain a Windows install.

Finally, a topping for the common man!

I can't afford the wood chippings on my salary.

Sounds tasty.

Did you coat the tire with asphalt?

I think the point was that you can't really compare an OS to a firearm and be left with a meaningful analogy.

Pain don't hurt!

Yeah, I mean with all the contributions it makes back to the kernel and programs, it's practically inseperable from Linux as a whole.

You're right. The rubber may be the best part of all.