There are such limitation in the areas of operating systems that are as friendly as Microsoft Windows XP and Vista. And for the gurus who know a ton about computer's who use *unix of some form or fashion. *unix gives the corporate area great security, and Microsoft owns the market in desktop OS's and applications from home users to corporate workstations. Linspire is trying to make a break into the general public as an alternative desktop computer solution. However it is just another form of *unix, just a different flavor.

With the talented people and resources that Google has, I am personally curious to know if Google has or is considering coding their own desktop computer operating system with emulation for both Mac and MS Windows api solutions.

Would I pay for a Google Desktop OS? Considering what Google has achieved, and the fact that they offer products without advertisements, I would strongly consider purchasing an OS by Google.

I hope that there is a lot of interest in this topic. :)