[Omega]

I agree.  It's kind of pathetic, in my opinion, that Napster even believes they have a chance at any following.  If a p2p program gets shut down, people will move to a new one the same day.  The long period of time Napster has spent tied up in legal issues, half a dozen new file sharing programs (such as those previously mentioned...WinMX, Morpheus, Audiogalaxy, etc.) have become immensely popular.  With the benefits the others offered over Napster while both were concurrently in existance, Napster, to be blunt, stands little to no chance of any popularity.  It's sad to see the pioneer in widespread p2p file sharing die, but sh!t happens.