When agents used the back button on the browser [rather than the application's back function], sometimes the application behaved oddly.

TPME lets you take into context various resources connected for a new application or function. When you are distributing new patches to servers or operating systems, you can see the various resources that go into that, target specific servers for the update, [and see] which applications are running and how will they be affected by a patch.

When we talk about the desktop and where it's going, it's going from the segments where there's low application demand and moving towards higher application demand. That's why one of the biggest issues, when talking to the community and the architects, is how to enable more applications. That will move the Linux desktop up the chain, but not necessarily to where it competes in the consumer market right away.

But I can't function when I'm calm.

Oddly, it was sparked when Lucent's chairman said they were going to be profitable, believe it or not. And then what happened it seemed that the basic industry stocks started to do somewhat better.

Oddly enough, my partner went on Prodigy when it first came out, and I ended up playing with some of that stuff!