" ... Sorry Gord
I had OS X in mind. My bad. ..."
Hey, it's your poll, write it anyway you want. It's not like you're Decima Research and writing the poll so that the results are predetermined.
Your poll was written in such a way that there was no option for me (the right way). All that means is there was no second- or third-best answer available to put me in a camp I don't really belong to. A Good Thing.
As far as DW and OSX goes, as long as my machine boots OS9 it's a non-issue to me (and it will be quite a while before my QuickSilver gets replaced). Run the utility from the bootable CD; it works on OSX volumes just fine. For those with OSX-only machines, DW for OSX is probably about a month away from release.
Norton is allright, although they have put out a few flaky versions in the past. Similar story with Drive10; it was released a bit early but apparently now is OK (from what I've heard).
I like DW because it has fixed problems the others could not, it's oh-so-simple to use, and Alsoft has never released a product that was not rock-solid. DiskWarrior (OS8.1) is at version 2.1; PlusOptimizer is at version 1.3. Think about that for a moment ... they run on hardware as old as 68020 (DW)/68040 (PO)/System 7 yet don't break if you run the latest hardware/software. To me, that's good engineering.
I have never had either of them break anything (or even heard of it happening to anybody), something I can't say for Norton or Drive10.