However, personally I have a few concerns:
Namely, the primary developer is a Linux nut .. (sorry Mark, I mean that in a good way :). I'd hate to see development efforts get split up, and more time spent on porting/etc efforts, detracting from primary development. If it's now slowing down new development, it's always a step behind while someone patches up the current builds.
The other aspect of this whole thing, is that most people's PBX is an entirely standalone machine (or should be). Aside from AGI/etc which generally have to run locally (but are also usually very cross-platform anway), I can't understand why someone would prefer it on one OS over another. I mean, by the time you strip down the linux install to make it rock-stable, it's basically a kernel, compiler, and a handful of dependances. Does it really matter what OS it runs on at this point, as long as it's a robust kernel?
Feel free to prove me long -- generally I'm a "right OS for the job" kind of guy, but in the case of "appliances", it seems like the above logic makes sense.
Thoughts?
-d
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