Have you see the new Linspire moovie? Check it here:
http://www.linspire.com/RunLinspireFlash.php
Really amazing... 
but too offensive against Microsoft I see...
A package that must be signaled:
if you want to try Mono on Windows, now on Novell site is available a Windows Installer that includes Mono 1.0, GTK# 1.0, gtk+ 2.24, and XSP, the Mono web server for ASP.NET web pages (Apache for Windows is not yet supported due to sockets problems).
Do you remember the so called HijackClick 3 series of Internet Explorer vulnerabilities? In summary, you can force a drag and drop event simply when the user clicking a something by moving the window when the OnMouseDown event fires.
MS seems to patch these vulnerabilities some times ago (ok, I think it's really discutible this fact: disable some functions from being called when the mouse button is down for me is not a real patch, but only a temporary solution).
What's new? As you can see on a new post on SecurityFocus, MS has patched MSHTML.DLL and IEXPLORE.EXE but they have forgotten to patch the Popup.Show() function. Now an exploiter can show a popup on loading of the main window, move it and show a favorites list on the MouseDown event, and set a timer to hide the favorites list and taunt the victim who just got tricked into adding a link of our choice to their favorites list.
Also a real example of these exploit is available, just click HERE.
I think this is a clear sign that IE staff must improved, they must start thinking on something better. Patching a problem is not equals to simply disable functions, but the problem must be understood and correct.