> Yes I'm doing development for Linux - and no our software can't
> possibly run on 386 and provide all the features we're building into it.
Ok, then your software will require a 486 or better. So what. Those of us
who use, love, and maintain multiple 386's just won't be your potential
cutomers. It sounds like you are developing something GUI related anyway.
To force me to run a GUI is equivilent to death. Or at least the person or
business who does that is the same as my money making job (tech support for
the bloated, machine hungry, in-efficient win95).