check you have .NET script

hi.
I made a small javaScript that test and see if the user has .NET installed on his computer. problem is, I have, so I can not check it works also for someone that does not have .NET.
can someone that does not have .NET installed (both windows and non windows users) can check it out and report here if it works or not?
the webpage is here
thanks

I know this is kind of an old post to reply to, but I just tried in in FireFox (Linux) and it just says [quote]Is .NET Framework installed on your computer?
Check results:[quote]It doesn't do anything else...

haaa. thanks man.
well i wasn't really expecting non Windows users, just for curiosity, which browser are you using? cause I am not even sure it would work on a windows system unless it is Internet explorer... (being microsoft, I am sure that only they implemented the header I am using...)
I guess I should fix it then (to tell non windows users not to expect an asnwer (-: ), however, non window users are not really my target since .NET is now only implemented for windows... so even if I tell a linux user he does not have .NET, there is no way for him to get it... )-:

thanks again for reminding me to think about non windows users!

My User-Agent request header is in my signature. I am using Mozilla Firefox 0.8 on an i686 Linux (Fedora Core 1) box. (If you're even more curious, I am running KDE 3.1.2)

Hope this helped!~