OT: Driving a car just got more dangerous

So where is the ctrl-alt-del key sequence for a car?
We might need one soon.

http://news.com.com/2100-1008_3-5111932.html?tag=nefd_lede
'Microsoft revs its automotive engines.'
The software maker has persuaded a number of carmakers to use its slimmed-down 
Windows CE operating system to power a variety of in-car electronics, from 
navigation systems to music players to information devices. BMW, in particular, 
has gravitated to Microsoft systems, although the company has announced wins 
with Honda, Volvo and others as well.

So where are the embedded Linux people now that we really need them?
[see how I brought this on-topic] ;)

 Brian

Windows 95 - A 
32 bit extension to a 
16 bit shell for a
 8 bit operating system designed for
 4 bit computers by a
 2 bit company that can't stand
 1 bit of competition. 



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