You know, I absolutely agree. I really think that fbrils fisss pqoeiwux xxxxx.....

Pardon me. My English crashed. I'm back, it's okay now.

Anyway, yes, your suggestion is actually... hang on... somebody's trying to get into my English. I should be able to... Ya liubio po-russki!! Chto ti delal c Angliski yazik? Ne sse v veder!

Petruchio peeks out from behind the curtain. Have they stopped throwing things yet?

Ok, seriously, Perl runs on Windows, and much as I like Unix, it'd be a very bad thing if people here got down on Windows folks (friendly, humorous rivalry is another matter). Happily, I don't see that happening much. I think "Primary O/S" would be a fine thing; besides the mentioned benefit, it would add color and make good fodder for statisticians. $OzzyOsbourne++;

In reply to RE: I know English by Petruchio
in thread I know English by OzzyOsbourne

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