Well, as much as I dislike Windows (My most powerful computer runs it for games, and anything that needs a high resolution 'til I get a new monitor), I must say, I've never actually seen Win2k give a blue screen of death, and I do use it quite a lot. The only point I'm trying to make here is that from what I've seen of it, as a desktop, it does handle crashes fairly well, and certainly in a manner that the average computer user can understand (as most people seem to now know what ctrl+alt+del does on Windows PCs).
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Well, as much as I dislike Windows (My most powerful computer runs it for games, and anything that needs a high resolution 'til I get a new monitor), I must say, I've never actually seen Win2k give a blue screen of death, and I do use it quite a lot. The only point I'm trying to make here is that from what I've seen of it, as a desktop, it does handle crashes fairly well, and certainly in a manner that the average computer user can understand (as most people seem to now know what ctrl+alt+del does on Windows PCs).