RE: Definite list of XSLT 2.0 processors?

> I totally like Saxon, but I think it'd be good if there's 
> some competition. It'd be even better if the still growing 
> .NET community be better served.

Absolutely. And even more so (a) the LAMP community, and (b) those who want
to use XSLT client-side. 

The problem of course is that (1) these communities expect everything to be
free of charge to the end-user, but (2) no-one has an effective business
model for creating software that users are not prepared to pay for.
(Recruiting an army of volunteers may sometimes work, but it needs strong
leadership.)

Intel did have a standalone XSLT 1.0 product that you could purchase for
$150 or so, but I don't think that was a sustainable business model for
them, and they withdrew it. Saxonica can survive quite nicely selling a few
hundred copies a year; Intel and IBM can't.

Regards,

Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
http://twitter.com/michaelhkay