With this much 'interest' in Linux, thats a good indication that
users, especially Windows users, may be on a snowball growing move toward Linux.
To me it seems an indication of that.

That being the case the software and hardware manufactures better be paying
attention. The hardware folks need to make modifications to their drivers so
they support Linux. The ones that do will have a leg up on those that don't.

It amazes me that a company will design, test, manufacture, distribuate and sell
a piece of hardware, take a fancy Logitech mouse, but only supply drivers for
Windows. The source code, probably in 'C', could easily be modified and compiled
by any good software programmer so it is compatable with Linux.

Amazing they don't want to sell to the Linux market, amazing.