The answers were very enlightening. We either develop for UNIX, or develop for Windows. Far too often the selection is exclusive of the opposing operating system. The rationale in this, is that the cost of design, development, maintenance, and support are often duplicated in having two source code branches. The industry would be better served by using the financing for furthering their enabling technologies.
Pure coin toss.
Early adaptors had mixed success stories. This was frustrating for us. When release 2.2 came around, I got the idea that if this product is good enough for our customers, then we better prove it. It clearly is better than it was, but it does need more effort. We had to change to a dual processor web server just to keep up with the demand.