Now all we have to do is wait for Microsoft to sue Linux for violating their minimum kernel patent.
I've been expecting Microsoft to start using Linux source code in their kernel in the way that Apple based their os on Unix. If Microsoft has really learned anything, instead of a lawsuit, we will find the ability to run Linux apps without the need to recompile.
As for size? Considering that Dos and Win3x a whole lot less space, 25 megabytes is still to big. I'd like something that I can run on my old 486 laptop with 8 Meg of ram. You can't find a recent version of Linux to do that these days.
Maybe one day I will have the resources to build my own OS that can be installed from 3.5 floppies.
