EDIT: no dice. There is no video going to the monitor at all when it tries to resume from sleep. Also, my wireless, USB keyboard turns on when I press a key on it, but then turns right off. I think it’s a USB driver / BIOS issue.

It’s gotta be a driver issue… do you have monitor driver installed or is it just generic? sometimes that does stuff…

I don’t plan to use Linux, but it’s never out of the question. I might throw together a dual-boot rig just to play around in Ubuntu.

Bang per buck, PC’s will win, I think it comes down to the software you want to use. Do you have any plans to use Linux?

If price were less important than user friendliness and ease of use; I’d say try an Apple. If you want to push the price/performance envelope, or you want to play with hardware any more at all, I’d say go with PC.

I think I have it working as per the instructions, thank you very much! However, I am used to having my tv shows downloaded via the RSS downloader in utorrent – and even though I have set the RSS feeds up correctly (they work if I run uTorrent), RSS feeds don’t seem to work when running utorrent as a service. Has anyone else run into this problem or can someone point me into the right direction?

Also, the other problem would be that rss downloads only get put in the standard download folder, from which I can’t access via the clients. Is there a way to have those files moved to the shared folders once they are done, just like with “regular” downloads?

From MSFT website:

“Note: The Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools are not supported on 64-bit platforms.”

Any thoughts on what this may do if I follow the Wiki and install uTorrent as a Service using WHS 2003 Resource Kit Tools?

Thanks