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Randy says:
" Anything but a Unix flavor or a Windows-based ('95, NT, whatever)
derivative is in grave danger of being permanently assigned either a tiny
niche market or complete eradication 5 years from now."
Unix is now a tiny niche market, and will remain so. OS/2 has already
sold and installed far more copies than all versions of Unix in all of
time. If you don't see it around much, it just goes to show that you
move in restricted circules, which we all do :-)
WARP is primarily used for mission-critical strategic corporate
programming, where Unix has VERY little presence.