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Probably not... MS' dominance on the desktop isn't in any immediate danger, and MS is the puny upstart in the mobile market. (There's also the arrogance thing o
by Tamerlin 16y ago
Probably not... MS' dominance on the desktop isn't in any immediate danger, and MS is the puny upstart in the mobile market. (There's also the arrogance thing over there.)
It sounds a lot like the UNIX vs UNIX (et all) vs NT thing, too. Back when NT was new, the UNIX vendors had better hardware as well as more mature OS's... but they were too fragmented to stop the rise of the legion of computer vendors using x86 and Windows, and didn't start paying attention until Intel eclipsed almost all of them. (There's really only one left.)