Thank you for explaining. I think I see now your observation is that ImageMagick was doing image processing on Linux before most had considered doing image processing on Linux. If so, then I am forced to concede this point. Although I think it is still fair to say, with a market share even now only barely breaching 2%, that most, in fact nearly all, have not considered doing anything at all on Linux since inception and likely not even five or ten years from now. This means those intrepid Linux+ImageMagick users processing images in the mid-1990's are that much more notable as those lucky few doing stuff with Linux before most had considered it, but also that those getting directory listings in Linux right this moment are also somewhat intrepid because most, maybe as much as 97.1%, had never considered even doing anything like that on Linux. I wonder what else most have not even considered doing on Linux. I expect nearly everything.