My friend Greg Swann speaks ill of the Windows-based world. Well, at least he has some experience in it. Mine is somewhat the opposite, though I think I maybe have more tech experience on the Mac that he does on the PC. I have tons of experience in not only the Windows world, but in multiple-server networked environments. We've consolidated into one office recently, but at one point, we were running four enterprise-level servers here, two at another location here in San Jose, and one up in San Francisco, all networked together, which is to say that it didn't matter in which office you were in, you were on the local network and everything looked the same to everybody. I've also related my own digital madness and complete silliness with respect to me home networking here on this blog. Unfortunately, some myths just never die. While it's true that Windows 3.x was awful in terms of reliability (not to mention networking of any kind), and Windows 95 - 98me was still problematic, Windows 2000 Professional and now XP for both home and professional are very stable platforms. I have never, ever had an OS crash since I began using Win...