To be fair some Unix reboots occur too, but much less often, and these are often much more heavily stressed servers with hundreds of users. Even when they are rebooted, I think it’s often due more to admin inability to diagnose the problem rather than actual necessity.

I know of one NT web application server that probably averages > 1 reboot per week. Windows has made a lot of strides in stability, but *nix is still the big winner for stability, security, and lack of virus worries.

BTW, uptime for my RH 8.0 workstation is now 60 days, and it’s 61 days for my RH 7.3 server.