I'm coming in low over Cellin, the skies are clear, no pirates in sight. My altitude is dropping nicely, as is my speed. There's a mission in my journal, cargo in my hold and the FPS is holding steady. Everything is looking good. Bang! The window minimises and up pops a notification. Windows has installed an update and needs to reboot. Do you want to set a time or reboot now? None of those things you stupid faking piece of shot. I'm clicking manically on the SC window, go back you block, go back! But it won't let me do anything else. Ok, set a time, set a brother-looking time you half whole. I finally get back into the game. "Proximity Alert - Front." says the lovely lady with the calm voice. Boom! And the last thing that goes through my mind is the pilot seat. So, ship gone, cargo gone, all is lost and just because MS, despite ten attempts at making a decent OS, still can't get their update method right. This would never have happened in Linux, which is the gentleman of OSs, and always asks and never interrupts what you're doing. Please, make it run in Linux, whether native or in one of the many emulators, not emulators or things what make it work. If you do this you will gain my undying gratitude and I might even buy you an orange at xmas.