On Mon, 3 Nov 2008, jpurcell wrote:
> An OS IS a program, well a suite of programs. So an OS differs from a
> program only by it's complexity.
That is true, but for the purposes and requirements of the list and our
core audience I think it is important to make the distinction.
After all, we don't want people going into a shop to buy Microsoft Office
when what they really wanted was Vista, now do we?
Mark
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