Yes, over time. The problem with the Java OS strategy, which I started, was that it's a pure model. It says that all your apps are Java-based and the problem is that the customers have a mixture of applications. So, you have to do both. The reason that you have a Java platform is distinct because it creates more choices.
More choices are good.
Well, from a strategic perspective, a lot. To me, NetWare 5.0 is incredibly important because it removes the dissatisfiers of the historical association with Novell. It's a starting point of a much broader strategy. We'll know by looking at our revenue stream as a percentage of NetWare 4.0 vs. NetWare 5.0 and how quickly people are using the NetWare 5.0. We're not killing NetWare 4.0.