After using WPRemix3 for around two months, I found myself getting tired of working with some issues that it had in my installation. The Support admin at WPRemix.com was fair and quick to point out that my installation of WordPress had probably been corrupted at some point and was making WPR act inconsistently.

So, to take the advice to heart, I installed WPR on a new and fresh installation of WP 2.8.2 (now installed at EMCFC.com) and began adding content using some minor visual customizations to the theme that I originally implemented in my first installation at InBloomSoftware.com. After a day or two of adding content to the site, I began experiencing the same issues as I originally did after installing the theme package. For example, see the sidebar that mysteriously forces an appearance on this page here.

UPDATED CONCLUSION
With that said, I know there are a myriad of things to install and configure in order to get WordPress up and running smoothly and seamlessly: the PHP configuration, MySQL, your system security, etc. but regardless of which Linux setup I try on my ASmallOrange.com-hosted sites, I can’t get it to work reliably.  Thus, in the timeless wisdom of the web: your mileage may vary. Based on my experience, it seems worthwhile to ensure that everything is working properly in the WP code-base before adding additional features to the already expansive package.