Maybe move away from 'DBK' - because 'distribution' is something of
the Linux world really (and maybe of a temporarily nature, will we
have 500 distros ten years from now). ROCK is definately a TOOLKIT, it
is meant for building systems (i.e. the end product counts, whether it
is a desktop on PPC or a firewall on some embedded device). It is
SOFTWARE for managing operating environments. In a way it is a
software development toolkit for building OS solutions.

While we all understand 'DBK', from a marketing perspective you may
want to move on to something more generic.

My (poor) 2cts.

Pj.

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