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Anyone using it?  And if so, are you happy with it?  How does it compare
with INN in the areas of maintenance and performance?

I've been looking at the website (www.netwinsite.com) and it looks pretty
good, but I'm curious if anyone is running it on 2.2-stable and whether
it's working out or not.

TIA,

Charles