Excuse me, but you are obviously high. Three of my friends and I have installed XoloX on all of our systems (I've tested it on three different machines of my own, in fact), and it crashes on every damned one of them - even the clean installs. These are all machines that were *rock-solid* before installing XoloX (not that you can deny a big "XoloX cause an Access Violation in..." message isn't XoloX's fault anyway)>

Granted, it does run a lot better on XP Pro than some others (it's abysmal on W2k Server), but that is only due to improved handling of the memory leaks by XP.

XoloX needs a lot of bug-fixes, denying they are there when every single user sees them is pointless. End of discussion.