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> I wouldn't say that Windows Server/Workstation are "rigidly
> separated"
> in the least bit.  

Good point, I should have clarified that I was talking more
about the naming/advertising/sales strategies than the technical
merits.  The simple way MS labeled one cd a workstation and one
a server.

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