StarOffice 6.0 also will be offered to end-users through various retail channels. The retail package will include the software CD and user manual, Web-based training, a bundled support incident certificate and availability on Linux, Solaris and Windows platforms. It will continue to be priced under $100. The education market, which will be handled by the Sun Education line of business, will pay only for the cost of the media (CD-ROM) and shipping.
The support for linux has always been very good, IMHO. I found the answers to more problems through newsgroups and HOWTO documents then Microsoft could ever post. Also, the people who use linux are (on average) very helpful to people asking questions. Maybe you'd want to mention this.
# text file init file #comment token1=valueX token2=valueYThe system files are all kept in the /etc directory tree and a program's machine defaults kept in a read-only directory.