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I run windows 2000, i have for a while now. Since SP3, it has been a great personal computing OS, as well as an incredibly stable os that won't shake unless you ask it to.
I've used XP in numerous personal computing applications, and i prefer 2k to xp. It just feels like XP is 2000 with a fancy t-shirt. That t-shirt by the way, requires 500 more megs of ram and a few hundred clicks on the cpu clock.
compatibility wise, i've never had any problems running software on 2000, which is what many folks are afraid of.
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